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The 2000 Olympic female shoveling champion averaged 15 shovels full of sand every 15 seconds. At this rate approximately how many shovels full of sand would she be able to take (assuming she does not get tired) in 3 minutes?


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B) 12

C) 15

D) 180

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Re: The 2000 Olympic female shoveling champion averaged 15 shovels full of [#permalink] New post   13 Feb 2024, 05:30
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The 2000 Olympic female shoveling champion averaged 15 shovels full of sand every 15 seconds
Rate = output/time = (15 shovels full)/(15 seconds) = 1 shovel full per second

How many shovels full of sand would she be able to take in 3 minutes?
3 minutes = 180 seconds.
Output = (rate)(time) = (1 shovel full per second)(180 seconds) = 180 shovels

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