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Bingel [31]
3 years ago
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1) Billy walks 15 miles every day to soccer practice, and catches a ride home from his grandma. Billy had 5 practices last week.

How many yards did billy walk last week to practice. 1760 yards
2) Marks age is,t, is 3 times his age 10 years ago. Write an equation to represent the statement
Mathematics
1 answer:
nignag [31]3 years ago
3 0

1 )  Billy walks 15 miles every day to soccer practice and he had 5 practices last week.

We know that,  1 mile = 1760 yards

So, 15 miles = (15× 1760) yards = 26400 yards

Thus the total distance walked in 5 practices will be: (26400*5)yards = 132000 yards


2) Mark's current age is t years

So, his age was in 10 years ago =(t-10)years

Given that, his current age is 3 times his age 10 years ago.

So, the equation to represent this situation will be :  t= 3(t-10)


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