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3 years ago
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after Megan walked 5 miles high activity tracker had taunted 9780 stats activity tracker had counted 11928 steps after he walk 6

miles suppose each person steps care about the same distance will take some more steps to walk one mile how many more steps​

Mathematics
1 answer:
sertanlavr [38]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

David takes 32 more steps than Meghan.

Step-by-step explanation:

Meghan's steps

9780/x = 5/1

9780/x = 5       Multiply each side by x

  9780 = 5x     Divide each side by 5

         x = 1956

Meghan takes <em>1956</em> steps to walk 1 mi.

David's steps

11 928/x = 6/1

11 928/x = 6       Multiply each side by x

  11 928 = 6x     Divide each side by 6

          x = 1988

David takes <em>1988</em> steps to walk 1 mi.

David takes more steps to walk 1 mi.

The difference

David's steps - Meghan's steps = 1988 - 1956

                                                    = 32 steps

David takes 32 more steps than Meghan to walk 1 mi.

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