Leon already ran 1 miles on his own and he is expected to cover a distance d of 3 miles during each practice. The number of practices is expressed as p and the distance covered is expressed as d.
For every track practice he is expected to cover a distance of 3 miles. Recall he has already cover 1 mile on his own.
Therefore, the relationship between the practices p and the distance d can be expressed as follows.
number of track practice = p
distance covered = d
The distance covered d in miles is 1 miles plus the number of track practice p multiply by 3
50-(30.8+4.9)=14.3 kg. You start with 50 then you need to subtract 30.8 and 4.9 from it. So you add them together and get 35.7. Then you subract 25.9 from 50 and get 14.3 kg.
