Question

A park district holds a fundraiser over 4 weekends in which team swim laps for donations the park districts goal is 40,000 laps over three weekends the team swam 8,597 laps 11,065 laps and 9,211 laps how many laps do they need to swim the fourth weekend to reach there goal

Answer 1

To find your answer you'd first add up all of their laps that they had completed over the 3 weekends.

8,597 + 11,065 + 9,211 =28,873 laps.

Afterwards, you'd subtract 28,873 from the original 40,000 goal and end up with 11,127 more laps as your answer.

Answer 2

Answer:

The team needs to swim 11,127 more laps in the last weekend.

Step-by-step explanation:

The park districts goal is 40,000 laps.

A park district holds a fundraiser over 4 weekends.

Over three weekends the team swam 8,597 laps 11,065 laps and 9,211 laps.

So, total laps become = $8597+11065+9211=28873$ laps

The number of laps they need to swim the fourth weekend to reach there goal are = $40000-28873=11127$

Therefore, the team needs to swim 11,127 more laps in the last weekend.