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you will be taking a road trip. determine a destination and go to or another similar website to find the estimated time of travel and distance. hint: if your estimated time is in hours and minutes, divide the minute portion by 60, so it is part of an hour, and then add that to the number of hours. based on your findings, calculate your average rate at which you must travel to arrive at your destination. hint: to find the average rate of your travel, you will need to use the formula r = d/t where d is the distance, r is the rate (speed), and t is the time. many times when you travel by car, there is road construction or slow traffic. you want to determine how long it would take you to arrive at your destination if your average rate is different from what you calculated. calculate your estimated time to your destination based on different rates (calculate for at least one slower rate and one faster rate). hint: you will need to use the formula t=d/r to calculate the time to destination for each average rate. after performing calculations, share all of your results. describe the effect of increasing or decreasing your average rate. what if you wanted to stop at destinations along the way of your trip? how would this affect your plans? what is a reasonable amount of time and distance to travel per day?