Answer:
Part A: 2.8 miles
Part B: 16.8 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
First, solve for how many miles Ted jogged in 1 day:
Variable x = number of miles
11.2/4 = x/1
Cross multiply
11.2 × 1 = 4 × x
11.2 = 4x
Divide both sides by 4
2.8 = x
He jogged 2.8 miles every day.
To find how many miles Ted would jog in 6 days, simply multiply his miles per day by the number of days he will jog:
2.8 miles × 6 days = 16.8 miles in 6 days
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Hello! We can check to see if the inequality is true by replacing r with 18 as we have been told to find them in which 18 as r makes the equation true.
So our equations to test for are:

We can input 18 as r and then we see the following are correct:
1. No, as a -21 is not greater than -6
2. Yes, as -15 is less than 6.
3. No, as 21 is not greater than 6
4. No, as -15 is not greater than 6.
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