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If Tomas rides his bike at a steady rate of 4 miles in 6 minutes, how much miles can he do in 1 minute? PLEASE HELP
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If Tomas rides his bike at a steady rate of 4 miles in 6 minutes, how much miles can he do in 1 minute? PLEASE HELP
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4 Miles 6mins
X
X 1 min
4 =6x
x= 2/3
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