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Frieda walks 6 feet per second, a pace which is 1/3 as fast as Evita's pace. If Evita's pace is twice as fast as Pablo's then how many feet does Pablo walk in an hour?
A. 129,600
B. 64,800
C. 32,400
D. 3,600
E. 540
A. 129,600
B. 64,800
C. 32,400
D. 3,600
E. 540
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Rate at which Frieda walks = 6 feet per second, a pace which is 1/3 as fast as Evita's pace
Evita's pace = 3 * 6 feet per second = 18 feet per second
Evita's pace is twice as fast as Pablo's, Pablo's pace = 18/2 feet per second = 9 feet per second
Pablo walks 9*60*60 feet per hour = 32400 feet per hour
Answer is C. 32,400
Evita's pace = 3 * 6 feet per second = 18 feet per second
Evita's pace is twice as fast as Pablo's, Pablo's pace = 18/2 feet per second = 9 feet per second
Pablo walks 9*60*60 feet per hour = 32400 feet per hour
Answer is C. 32,400
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Frieda walks 6 feet per second, a pace which is 1/3 as fast as Evita's pace. If Evita's pace is twice as fast as Pablo's then how many feet does Pablo walk in an hour?
Frieda - 6 ft per second
Evita - 18 ft per second
Pabalo - 9 ft per second
Pabalo - 9 x 60 x 60 = 32,400 which is answer C
Frieda - 6 ft per second
Evita - 18 ft per second
Pabalo - 9 ft per second
Pabalo - 9 x 60 x 60 = 32,400 which is answer C
