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It takes 80 seconds for a 1-mile-long train to pass a signpost. If the train keeps moving at this rate, then how far will the train travel in one hour?

It takes 80 seconds for a 1-mile-long train to pass a signpost. If the train keeps moving at this rate, then how far will the train travel in one hour?
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It takes 80 seconds for a 1-mile-long train to pass a signpost. If the train keeps moving

at this rate, then how far will the train travel in one hour?

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User Elena Greg
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Answer:

45 miles

Explanation:

3600 divided by 80

=45 miles

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User Bresleveloper
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Answer:

45 miles

Explanation:

3600 seconds per hour

3600/80=45

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User Premkumar Chalmeti
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