A bicyclist rides for 1.25 hours and travels 32 miles. what is the bicyclist average speed

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5 0

We know, average speed = distance / time
Here, d = 32 miles
t = 1.25 hours

Substitute their values,
s = 32 / 1.25
s = 25.6 mph

In short, Your Answer would be 25.6 mph

Hope this helps!

Over [174]4 years ago

3 0

21.05 m/s is what i got from a calculator.

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