a pronghorn antelope can travel 105 miles in three hours.if it continuedntraveling at the same speed,how far could a pronghorntravel in 11 hours
You divide 105 by 3, and you get 35, multiply that by 11 and you get 385... Hope this helps! ~Tori
Do ratios! 105/3 x 11 = 1155/33
Then divide 1155/33 by 3 = 385/11
Answer: If it continues to travel at the same speed, a pronghorn can travel 385 miles in 11 hours.
Basic Answer: 385 miles
Hope this helps!!
105 divided by 3 = 35, 35 x 11= 385. So 385 miles is 11 hours.
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A pronghorn antelope can travel 105 miles in 3 hours .if it continued traveling at the same speed, how far could q pronghorn travel in 11 hours
A pronghorn antelope can travel 105 miles in 3 hours if continue to continue traveling at the same speed how far could a pronghorn travel in
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To find out how far a pronghorn antelope could travel in 11 hours at the same speed, we can use proportions.
Let's set up a proportion using the information provided:
If a pronghorn antelope can travel 105 miles in 3 hours, then we can set up the proportion:
(105 miles) / (3 hours) = (x miles) / (11 hours)
Now, to solve for 'x' (the distance in 11 hours), we need to cross multiply and then divide:
(105 miles) * (11 hours) = (3 hours) * (x miles)
1155 miles = 3x
To find 'x,' we need to isolate it. We can do this by dividing both sides of the equation by 3:
1155 miles / 3 = 3x / 3
385 miles = x
Therefore, a pronghorn antelope could travel 385 miles in 11 hours at the same speed.