Trip kilometers
The route of the tourist trip measures 28 cm on a map with a scale of 1:50000. The average walking speed is 4 km/h.
How many kilometers does the trip measure?
How many hours will the students spend on the trip?
How many kilometers does the trip measure?
How many hours will the students spend on the trip?
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