explain why a student who runs 3/4 mile in 6 minutes is faster than a student who runs 1/2 mile in 5 minutes.

Mathematics

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luda_lava [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

A student who runs 3/4 mile in 6 minutes is faster than a student who runs 1/2 mile in 5 minutes because when you simplify both fractions to per minute, the student who ran 3/4 mile in 6 minutes (1/8 mile per min) ran faster than the student who ran 1/2 mile in 5 minutes (1/10mile in 1 min).

Step-by-step explanation:

$\frac{3/4mile}{6min}$ divided by 6 to get per min =

1/8 mile per min

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