A driver divided a $360$ -km journey into $3$ equal parts. How many kilometers did he cover in each part?

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Total journey = 360 km
no. of equal parts = 3
Distance in each parts = $\frac{360}{3} = 120$
[Distance in each parts = 120 km]

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A driver divided a 360-km journey into 3 equal parts. How many kilometers did he cover in each part?

Total journey = 360 kmno. of equal parts = 3Distance in each parts =3603=120[Distance in each parts = 120 km]

A driver divided a $360$ -km journey into $3$ equal parts. How many kilometers did he cover in each part?

Total journey = 360 km
no. of equal parts = 3
Distance in each parts = $\frac{360}{3} = 120$
[Distance in each parts = 120 km]