Driving at the speed limit, it takes you 2 hours to drive your delivery truck 100 miles. assuming you drive at the same speed, how many hours will it take you to drive 300 miles

Speed is the rate of change of distance.
the speed of the truck for the 100 miles within 2 hours is
speed = 100 miles travelled / 2 hours taken 
speed = 50 miles/hour
assuming that the driver drives at 50 miles/hr 
the time taken to drive 50 miles is - 1 hour
therefore to drive 300 miles - it takes - 300 miles / 50 miles/hr 
the time taken is - 6 hours
it takes 6 hours to drive for 300 miles

I believe that there are more positive aspects of using the Internet to recieve news.

Step-by-step explanation:

While using the Internet for anything informative can be quite the hassle since misinformation is at a constant, I believe there are ways that you can use the Internet to get more information and a better view of a subject compared to any other sources outside of it. Let us first look at the negative aspects.

The Internet is a place where everyone can have a voice. This means that while it is a great resource and platform, many can be misinformed and post that misinformed view, which spreads quite quickly from person to person. It can also be a platform for the intentional spread of something completely false. Someone can intentionally put a false article that can spread like wildfire if it goes unchecked.

While these are very good reasons to not use the Internet for your personal news source, there are ways that you can disprove an article by doing your own research. There is Bias in almost all news nowadays, unfortunately, we can't change that. However, we do have all the world's current information at our fingertips! We can dive deeper into the articles that are written by professionals, either proving or disproving the information on local News Websites. The Internet is also the speediest way of receiving information. It is the thing we use the most, and in these aspects, I see that using the Internet as a way to get the news is probably one of the best ways (as long as we're careful about it!)

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