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Howard solved 6 math problems in 16 minutes. Going at the same speed, how much time would he spend solving 30 problems? A. 80 minutes B. 120 minutes C. 70 minutes D. 100 minutes…

Howard solved 6 math problems in 16 minutes. Going at the same speed, how much time would he spend solving 30 problems? A. 80 minutes B. 120 minutes C. 70 minutes D. 100 minutes…
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Howard solved 6 math problems in 16 minutes.

Going at the same speed, how much time would he spend solving 30 problems?

A.
80 minutes
B.
120 minutes
C.
70 minutes
D.
100 minutes

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User Otuyh
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6 problems in 16 minutes is equal to 30 problems in 80 minutes. Hope this answers your question
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User Chaosit
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I would say that A 80 minutes seems the correct answer
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User Anatoliy R
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