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Jackson can lay 6000ft of tile in 3 hours. What is Jackson's rate? A.200ft/h B.1500ft/h C.2000 D.18000f/h
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Jackson can lay 6000ft of tile in 3 hours. What is Jackson's rate? A.200ft/h B.1500ft/h C.2000 D.18000f/h
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Jackson can lay 6000ft of tile in 3 hours.
What is Jackson's rate?
A.200ft/h
B.1500ft/h
C.2000
D.18000f/h
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2000 ft/hr
6000/3 is 2000
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Answer:
It's 2000ft/h
Explanation:
6000/3 = 1 hour rate
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