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2 years ago

Samantha is going to run in a 5K race. To prepare, she wants

Mathematics

1 answer:

user100 [1]2 years ago

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The number of minutes Samantha needs to run on Friday to reach her goal is 45 minutes.

<h3>Average</h3>

Monday = 45 minutes
Tuesday = 30 minutes
Wednesday = 55 minutes
Thursday = 25 minutes
Friday = x minutes

Average = (Monday + Tuesday + Wednesday + Thursday + Friday) / 5

40 = (45 + 30 + 55 + 25 + x) / 5

40 × 5 = 155 + x

200 = 155 + x

200 - 155 = x

45 = x

x = 45 minutes

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