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Rate (mph)Time (hr)Distance (miles)
First Trip
\(90\)\(6\)\(90\times 6 = 540\)
Return Trip
\(100\)\(\frac{540}{100} = 5.4\)\(540\)

Hence, the time would be \(5\) hours and \(40\%\) of an hour.
Now, since \(100\%\) of an hour is \(60\) minutes, \(10\%\) must be \(\frac{60}{10} = 6\) minutes. Hence, \(40\%\) is \(4 \times 6 = 24\) minutes.
Thus, (D) 5 hr 24 min.
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Also, a quick way to think about this is that since the distance is the same, rate and time would be inversely proportional to each other. Since going from 100 to 90 is a 10% decrease, the same would occur to the 6 hours. That said, 10% of 6 hours is \(6 \times 6\) minutes \(= 36\) minutes. Thus,

\(6 \text{ hours} - 36 \text{ minutes} = 5 \text{ hours } 24 \text{ minutes}\)
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