4 years ago

Hunter jogs four miles in 30 minute. Ryan jogs 7 miles in 48 minutes. What is each persons rate of speed who jogs the fastest

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NARA [144]4 years ago

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Answer:

Ryan jogs faster than Hunter

Step-by-step explanation:

Huunter jogs four miles in 30 minutes

in 1 minute he jogs = 4/30= 0.1334 miles

ryan jogs 7 miles in 48 minutes

in 1 minute he jogs =7/48 = 0.145 miles

Ryan jogs faster than Hunter

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