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A car moves at a speed that allows it to move 45 yards in 5⁄4 of a second. How long will it take a car at the same speed to move 80 yards?

A car moves at a speed that allows it to move 45 yards in 5⁄4 of a second. How long will it take a car at the same speed to move 80 yards?
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A car moves at a speed that allows it to move 45 yards in 5⁄4 of a second. How long will it take a car at the same speed to move 80 yards?

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Answer:

Approximately 2.2 seconds

Explanation:

5/4*80=100

100/45=2.2 seconds

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