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Calculate: a) the maximum possible distance that the car could have travelled, b) the minimum distance the car could have travelled
A car travels at a constant speed of 70km per hour for a time of 2 hours and 45 minutes. Its speed is quoted to the nearest km/h and the time is quoted to the nearest minute.
Calculate:
a) the maximum possible distance that the car could have travelled
b) the minimum distance the car could have travelled
Calculates the maximum and minimum distance travelled by a car.
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