Sharon is taking a bus from baltimore, maryland, to washington d. c. if the distance is 40 miles and the estimated time of travel is 1 hour, what is the average rate at which the bus travels? (hint: use the formula d = rt .)

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40mph. C'mon. It travels 40 miles in one hour, that's 40 miles per hour, your answer is 40

The bus travels at an average rate of 40 mph.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

Distance traveled (d): 40 milesTime elapsed (t): 1 hourAverage rate at which the bus travels (r): to be found

We can find r using the following expression.

d = r × t

r = d/t = 40mi/1 h = 40mi/h = 40 mph

The bus travels at an average rate of 40 mph.

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I'm gonna have to say about 13 percent