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Stan on a bike ride. His GPS indicates that he is travel exactly 18 miles and he is 32% complete with his total ride. How many m

iles long is stance ride

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Afina-wow [57]2 years ago

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X-miles of stance ride
32%x=18
(32/100)*x=18
(32x)/100=18
32x=1800
x=56.25 miles

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