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Answer 1 · 2017-06-09T02:54:09

$D = (45 \frac{mi}{h}) T$ $D = (45"mi"/"h")T$

Explanation:

The fact that it is traveling at a constant $45 \frac{mi}{h}$ $45"mi"/"h"$ tells that it travels a distance $45$ $45$ $mi$ $"mi"$ in $1$ $1$ $h$ $"h"$ .

This can be represented as

$45 \frac{mi}{h} = \frac{D}{T}$ $45"mi"/"h" = D/T$

rearranging for the distance, $D$ $D$ , we have the function

$D = (45 \frac{mi}{h}) T$ $color(red)(D = (45"mi"/"h")T$

You can use this function to find the distance traveled (in miles) after a time $T$ $T$ (in hours).

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