#### 107600A GPS tracking device on a migrating osprey recorded its flight path over four days. On day one, it flew 180 km; day two, 210 km; day three, 150 km; and day four, 240 km. If the osprey’s average speed was constant at 45 km/h, what was the total time, in hours, it spent flying?

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GPS Tracking Reveals Osprey’s Far-Ranging Journey: Four-Day Migration Log and Total Flight Time In a fascinating example of avian navigation, a GPS tracking device attached to a migrating osprey captured detailed flight data over four consecutive days. Over this period, the bird covered 180 km on day one, 210 km on day two, 150 km on day three, and 240 km on day four. With an average flying speed maintained at a constant 45 km/h, researchers calculated the osprey’s total flight time—an important metric for understanding migration energetics and behavior. ### Daily Flight Distances
The osprey traveled the following distances each day:
- Day 1: 180 km
- Day 2: 210 km
- Day 3: 150 km
- Day 4: 240 km Total Distance Covered:
180 + 210 + 150 + 240 = 780 km