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Traveling with a speed of 70 mph, a car covered a distance D miles in T hours. Write an equation that relates the distance D this car travels in T hours. Use the equation to find the distance the car travels between 3:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.

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Helen

  1. distance = speed * time
    now plug in your numbers

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    oobleck

  2. Then what's the formula

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    Helen

  4. can u tell me the actual equation

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