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I jog for 3 miles for 27 minutes how long will it take for me to jog 6 miles

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hram777 [196]2 years ago

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Ok so you have 3 miles in 27 minutes and you want to know how many minutes it can take you to turn 6 miles. You want to add on 3 miles to your run. You need to double the time! So now 27+27=54
Does this help any?

Novay_Z [31]2 years ago

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If 3 miles takes 27 min and if you want to travel 6 miles you need double the time!
27+27=54

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