2l + 2w = p
If you already have perimeter and length, you can use this formula to solve for width.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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First you have to figure out the length of the track:

r is the half of the diameter:
200ft : 2 = 100ft

= 200

≈
628,31
The athlete has to run ca. 5280ft for one mile:
5280 : 628,31≈8,4
The athlete has to run 8,4 laps
Philip equation
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mean: 8 mode: 3 range: 12
4/9(2n)+4/9(-3)
(4x2/9)n+(4 x -3)/9
(8/9)n -12/9
8/9n-4/3