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Originally Posted by Justin538  oh, and with the distance=rate x time problems, remember, one hour = 1.
This is important, because if there is a problem that uses a time that is less than an hour, you should use the appropriate decimal.
My problem from earlier.
D = R x T
? = 320 x .25 (15 minutes is one quarter of an hour)
80 = 320 x .25
I hate to spell it out so simply, I know you guys aren't dumb, but getting a strong hold on these questions is important. |
no not dumb but realy rusty been some years no i take care of patients in hyperbaric chambers dont need no math for that ant cant rember much any way so thanks for your help