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If Joe riding bicycle straight line of 33 minutes an average of 13.8 km how far has he ridden?
Harv4me
1 hour = 60 minutes
Speed = 13.8 km/hr = (13.8/60) km/minute
Distance = (Speed) x (time) = (13.8/60) x (33) = 7.59 km
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