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Jessica is running a 10K. She alternates between running and walking each kilometer. She runs at a rate of 1 kilometer every 5 m

inutes. She walks at a rate of 1 kilometer every 15 minutes. How long does it take her to complete the race?
a.85 minutes
b.50 minutes
c.100 minutes
d.75 minutes

2 answers:

saveliy_v [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

c.100 minutes

Explanation:

Total distance = 10 km

Runs for 1 km every 5 minutes

walks 1 km every 15 min

She alternates between walking and running so, Jessica will walk 5 km and run 5 Km

Time taken by Jessica for walking : 5 km

Time taken to walk 1 km=5 minutes

Time taken to walk 5 km

=> 5 X 5

=>25 minutes

Time taken by Jessica for Running : 5km

Time taken to run 1 km = 15 minutes

=> 5 X 15

=>75 minutes

Total time taken = Time taken by Jessica for walking + Time taken by Jessica for Running

=>25 minutes +75 minutes

=> 100 minutes

anastassius [24]3 years ago

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Answer is 100 minutes...

coz I solved it in the test...

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