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Kristin jogs around a park that has a perimeter of 1/2 mile. Kristin jogged around the park 4 times in 50 minutes. What is the u

nit rate of Kristin's speed?

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Leona [35]3 years ago

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Kristin jogged at a unit rate of 4.2 miles an hour

Nitella [24]3 years ago

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Kristin can jog around the park at a speed of: 0.04 miles a minute or: 1/25 of a mile a minute.
1/2 times 4= 2 miles/50= 1/25 miles per minute

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