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A rabbit leaps along a bridge.
Each leap it makes is 0.4m in distance.
The bridge is 30 metres long.
How many leaps does the rabbit take to get from one side of the
bridge to the other?

Sagot :

aubrieec01

Answer:

30÷0.4=75 leaps

Step-by-step explanation:

I think this is the answer because you take the distance and divide by the distance per leap

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