Greg drove 300 miles at a constant speed in 5. The speed limit was 70 miles per hour. Was his rate greater than the speed limit?

No.

To find the rate for how many miles Greg drove for 5 hours, we need to divide 300 by 5:

300 / 5 = 60.

60 miles represents the speed for 1 hour.

60<70.

The inequality indicates that his rate (60 miles per hour) is less than the speed limit.

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