Question 2 of 6 2 Points
The word problem below has too much information. Which facts are not
needed to solve the problem? Check all that apply.
On Tuesday, the wait to ride the roller coaster was 40 minutes. The roller
coaster is the fastest ride at the fair. The line of people waiting was 100
meters long. How long would you expect to wait if the line was 50 meters
long?
A. The wait to ride the roller coaster was 40 minutes.
B. The line of people was 100 meters long.
C. The roller coaster is the fastest ride at the fair.
D. It was Tuesday.
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