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Larry runs 20 miles in four hours. Write an equation representing the direct relationship between distance and time.

Larry runs 20 miles in four hours. Write an equation representing the direct relationship between distance and time.
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Larry runs 20 miles in four hours. Write an equation representing the direct relationship between distance and time.

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The answer is 5

4 * 5 = 20
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User Neal Davis
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20 miles in four hours so his speed is 20 / 4 = 5 miles per hour

distance (miles) = 5 * time (hours)
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