Dana bikes 10 mi in 50 min.

Mathematics

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Troyanec [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

To get the answer you need to find out how many miles she bikes in 10minutes.

Divide 50minutes by 10 you get 5. Now you divide 10(miles) by 5 and you get 2. So it means that in 10minutes she bikes 2miles. Now you need to know how many miles she bikes in 90minutes so if she bikes 2 in 10 then because 90:10=9 you do 2*9=18. She can bike 18miles in 90minutes.

Karolina [17]3 years ago

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To get the answer you need to find out how many miles she bikes in 10minutes.
Divide 50minutes by 10 you get 5. Now you divide 10(miles) by 5 and you get 2. So it means that in 10minutes she bikes 2miles. Now you need to know how many miles she bikes in 90minutes so if she bikes 2 in 10 then because 90:10=9 you do 2*9=18. She can bike 18miles in 90minutes. :))

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