Wendy was traveling from Baltimore, MD to Cleveland, OH. For the first 2 3/4 hours of her trip she drove an estimated 63 mph. For the second portion of her trip, which took her 3 1/2 hours, she drove at an estimated rate of 57 mph. Write an expression to model her distance and calculate how far she drove. You may use the distance formula d=r*t (distance = rate * time).
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Wendy was traveling from Baltimore, MD to Cleveland, OH. For the first 2 3/4 hours of her trip she drove an estimated 63 mph. For the second portion of her trip, which took her 3 1/2 hours, she drove at an estimated rate of 57 mph. Write an expression to model her distance and calculate how far she drove. You may use the distance formula d=r*t (distance = rate * time).
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