A small plane flies 760,320 yards in 2 hours. Use the formula d = rt, where d represents distance, r represents rate, and t represents time, to answer the following questions. Show your work. Part A: Rearrange the distance formula, d = rt, to solve for rate. (2 points) Part B: Find the plane's rate in yards per hour. (3 points) Part C: Find the plane's rate in miles per hour. (3 points) Part D: Which unit, yards, or miles, makes more sense to use in this scenario, and why? (2 point s)

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Part A: r = d/t

Part B: The plane's rate is 380160 yards per hour.

Part C: The plane's rate is 216 miles per hour.

Part D: Miles make more sense.

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A: A simple switching around of things will let you see that since d = rt, put t at the opposite side of the equation so that r = d/t.

Part B: Since the rate is yards per hour, we can substitute the values in and find that the rate is 760320/2 yards per hour, which is 380160 yards per hour.

Part C: To find the rate of miles per hour, simply change yards for miles. Since 1 yard =  0.000568181818 miles, we can plug that in and find that 380160 yards = 216 miles.

Part D: Miles make more sense, since the value of miles is in the hundreds, which we often use, while the value of yards is a 6-digit number, which is very rare nor reasonable.

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