Jabes travelled 3406km in 8days. if he travelled the same distance every day, how many kilometers did he travel per day?

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1 answer:

lisabon 2012 [21]1 year ago

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Jabes travels 425.75km per day.

Unit rate is the amount of a certain item related to a single unit of another item.

In the question, we are given that Jabes traveled 3406km in 8 days

We have to find the distances that Jabes travel per day which will be the unit rate of distance per day.

The total distance that jabes traveled in 8 days = 3406 km

Thus, the distance per day jabes traveled can be calculated as:

8 days ⇒3406 km

or, 1 day⇒ 3406/8days = 425.75km

Thus,jabes traveled 425.75 km per day, using the unit rate.

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