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A thunderstorm travels at a constant speed. In 15 minutes , the storm travels 12 miles. If the storm continues to travel at the same rate, how far would it travel in 90 minutes?

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Answer: 72 Miles In 90 Minutes

Step-by-step explanation: First, you have to divide both 15 & 12 by 15, (which represents minutes), and you get 1 over 0.8. Next, you multiply 1 over 0.8 times 90, which gibes you 90/72. There is your answer! I hope that you found this helpful.

Here is the equation below:

15/12 divided by 15/15 = 1/0.8 x 90/90 = 90 MINUTES/72MILES

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