-3, -1, 1, 3, 5 would be five of them.
Answer:
0.5:1
Step-by-step explanation:
laps:minutes
So we can find how much Ronald runs in 2 minutes, by dividing 6:12 (or 6/12) by 6. This will give you 1:2 (One lap = 2 minutes).
But you're looking for 1 minute, so with 1:2, you have to divide them by 1/2, so it will be 0.5:1.
The answer is 1/3 because of rise over run
K = 4pq^2
k/4p = q^2
0.5(k/p)^1/2 = q
