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kali trains for a race by running round a track. each lap is 400 meters. she run 4 kilometers each day. how many lapsaround he t

rack does kali run in 3 days

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Levart [38]3 years ago

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1 km = 1000m
so 4 km = 4(1000) = 4000 m

so Kali runs 4000 m per day
4000/400 = 10 laps per day

for 3 days = 3(10) = 30 laps for 3 days

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