You ride your bike 14.25 miles in 90 minutes how far can you go in 2 hours

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25.26 miles

you just divide the already given amount of minutes with the miles that were already ridden, you get that answer. then you times it by 4 and you get it

weqwewe [10]3 years ago

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First figure your rate of travel which is figures in miles per hour. To do that you will need to change 90 minutes to hours. 90 minutes is 1 1/2 or 1.5 hours. Divide the miles (14.25) by 1.5. The answer is 9.5 miles per hour. If you go 9.5 miles in 1 hour, you will need to multiply the 9.5 miles by 2 hours to get the distance you can go in 2 hours. The answer is 19 miles.

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