Shana ran 6miles in 1 week. this is one third of what she ran in the month. let m represent the number of miles shana ran in a l
onth. select the correct values to model the situation with division equation.
1 answer:
Let m be the distance (in miles) she runs in a month
and w be the distance (in miles) she runs in a week
since the total distance she run in a week is one third of what she run in a month, in equation form
w = m/3
to calculate the distance she run in a month,
m = 3w
m = 3(6 miles)
m = 18 miles in a month
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Step-by-step explanation:
first you multiply 12 and 25 and you get 300
then you multiply 12 and 18 and you get 216
Then finally you add 216 and 300 together to get $516
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