<span>Brenda would be correct, another way to find the answer would be to use the keep change flip method. Where you keep 5/2 change division to multiplication then flip 4/1.
The equation would then be 5/2 * 4/1 then you just multiply straight across 5*4 = 20 and 2*1 equals 2. You end up with 20/2 which reduces to 10</span>
If you want to keep it technical, the normal “/unit rate” for running is minutes per mile. You can use dimensional analysis like I did below to find the answer. You should get 11.45 min/mile or about 11 min 25 sec per mile
