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Delvig [45]
3 years ago
7

Imaginen que un maratonista corre toda una carrera a una velocidad constante. Después de dos horas lleva recorridos 22 km

Mathematics
1 answer:
saw5 [17]3 years ago
6 0

For this case we have:

If after 2 hours the marathon runner has traveled 22 kilometers we have:

2h -----------> 22km

Applying a rule of three, we can know the time it takes to run 42km. So, we have:

2h -----------> 22km

x -------------> 42km

Where "x" is the time it takes to travel 42km. Resolving we have:

x = \frac {(42 * 2)} {22}

x = \frac {84} {22}

x = \frac {42} {11}

x = 3.82 hours

Thus, after 3.82 hours the marathon runner will travel 42km.

Answer:

3.82 hours


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