Christy’s family is driving from St. Louis, Missouri, to Boston, Massachusetts, to visit her cousins. The distance is 1,162 miles, and the driving time is 17 hours and 38 minutes. Christy’s mother wants to do the drive in 3 days, going about the same number of miles each day.

The questions are:

1. About how many miles will they drive each day?

The answer is: About 387miles

2. About how many hours will they spend driving each day?

The answer is: About 5 hours 53 minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we know the total time that the journey will take, we need to know the speed that will be covered in an hour.

Speed = Distance/Time taken

Speed = 1162 miles/17.63 hours

Speed = 65.91 miles/hour

In a day, the number of hours spent will be:

17.63 hours/3days

= 5.8766

So, the total distance that will be covered = Speed × Time

= 65.91 miles/hour × 5.8766 hours

= 387.33 miles.

The number of hours that will be spent driving each day has already been calculated as:

17.63 hours/3days

= 5.8766 hours

0.8766 × 60 minutes

= 52.5 which is approximately 53 minutes

So, the number of hours that will be spent driving each day will be 5 hours 53 minutes

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