Mathematics
Mathematics, 13.04.2021 20:30, WampWamp8751

In 45 minutes time, Juan rode his horse for a total of 12 miles. He claims that his horse was traveling at 16 miles per hour. What assumption must Juan make for his claim to be true? a: His horse made a rest stop.
b: His horse traveled at a constant speed.
c: His horse traveled in a straight line.
d: His horse's speed varied throughout the ride.​

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