This morning, Sam walked 4 kilometers in 50 minutes. At what rate did Sam walk?
use the formula r = d/t, where R is the rate, D is the distance, and T is the time.
A. 0.08 kilometers per minute
B. 12.5 kilometers per minute
C. 46 kilometers per minute
D. 200 kilometers per minute
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