Parker wants to ride his bicycle 34 miles this week. He has already ridden 10 miles. If he rides for 5 more days, how many miles
1 answer:
Answer: He rode 4.8 miles each day.
Variable: x = Constant distance distance traveledd each day.
Equation : 10+5x=34
Step-by-step explanation:
Total distance needs to travel = 34 miles
Distance already traveled = 10 miles
He will ride bicycle for 5 more days.
Let x = Constant distance distance traveledd each day.
Total distance = 10+5x
i.e.
Hence, he rode 4.8 miles each day.
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