7) One track coach wants his athletes to race 5 miles around a track to measure how fast

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5 0

Five laps? I don’t know if you meant to put that the track is a mile around, but if the track is a half mile around, an athlete would have to run 10 laps around the track to run 5 miles.
X=5/y, so x would be how many laps the athletes run, and y would be the length of the track. Hope this helps

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