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Howard solved 6 math problems in 16 minutes. Going at the same speed how much would he spend solving 30 problems?

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Howard takes 80 minutes to solve 30 math problems at the unit rate of 16/6 minutes per math problem.

In the question, we are given that Howard solved 6 math problems in 16 minutes, and are asked for the time he spends solving 30 math problems at the same speed.

First, we calculate the unit rate of solving a math problem by Howard as follows:

6 math problems take 16 minutes.

Thus, 1 math problem takes 16/6 minutes.

Now to calculate the time to solve 30 math problems, we multiply unit rate to it.

Thus, Howard takes 30*16/6 = 80 minutes to solve 30 math problems.

Hence, Howard takes 80 minutes to solve 30 math problems at the unit rate of 16/6 minutes per math problem.

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