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    The document contains two word problems. The first asks which equation represents the relationship between t and u in a table where t is time and u is a unknown value. The second asks how many miles are equal to 104 kilometers, with options for the answer being 85, 58, 65, or 166.4 miles.

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    The document contains two word problems. The first asks which equation represents the relationship between t and u in a table where t is time and u is a unknown value. The second asks how many miles are equal to 104 kilometers, with options for the answer being 85, 58, 65, or 166.4 miles.

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    Which of the following equations represents the relationship between t and u in the table?

    The following equation can be solved to find m, the number of miles, in 104 kilometers.

    t
    1 2 3 4 A. B. C. D.

    u
    6 4 2 0

    How many miles are equal to 104 kilometers? F. 85 G. 58 H.65 J. 166.4

    The following equation can be solved to find m, the number of miles, in 104 kilometers.

    The following equation can be solved to find y, the number of yards in 180 inches. 36y = 180 How many yards are equal to 180 inches? A. 3 B. 5 C. 60
    D. 144

    How many miles are equal to 104 kilometers? F. 85 G. 58 H. 65 J. 166.4

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