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Social Studies, 16.11.2019 00:31 iibabycarrotsii

Kahlil walks for 4 hours at the rate of x miles an hour. he stops an hour for lunch and then returns on a bus to his starting point. however, the bus travels at a speed 6 times that of his walking rate and follows a route that is twice as long. what is the total number of hours spent on the entire trip?

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