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dusya [7]
4 years ago
7

Reggie,Alvin, and Jose are member of a relay running team. Reggie finished his leg of the race 2.45 seconds faster than Alvin an

d 3.81 seconds slower than Jose. If Reggie's time for his leg of the race was 57.12 seconds, what was the total time for the team?
Mathematics
1 answer:
user100 [1]4 years ago
3 0
If R represents Reggie's time, the total time for the team is
.. R +(R +2.45) +(R -3.81) = 3R -1.36
.. = 3*57.12 -1.36
.. = 170.00 . . . seconds
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