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Can anyone explain this math problem?…. Steve goes on a road trip. He travels a total of 495 miles, and the trip takes 15 hours from start to finish. What is his average rate of…

Can anyone explain this math problem?…. Steve goes on a road trip. He travels a total of 495 miles, and the trip takes 15 hours from start to finish. What is his average rate of…
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Can anyone explain this math problem?….

Steve goes on a road trip. He travels a total of 495 miles, and the trip takes 15 hours from start to finish.

What is his average rate of change of distance?

What are the units?

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User Ansonl
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Answer:

Explanation:

r = d/t

r = miles / hour

r = 495 / 15

r = 33 miles / hour

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