Posted by Megan on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 5:17pm.
Help!!!!!!
Help!!!!!!
Add the speeds to get d.
Add the times to get t.
Thanks so you add 3+4+2.5=9.5 for distance.
25+40+30=95
9.5km/95min=0.1km/min=6 km/hr.
so 6km/hr is the answer to everything or this whole problem?
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