Hey there! The answer is 1 1/8 mile.
To find the amount of miles Sarah ran, we need to multipy the length of the track by the times she run that distance.
Rembember: multiplying a fraction means you have to multiply the <span>numerator by the numerator (of the other fraction) and the denominator by the denominator (of the other fraction)
</span>The answer is 1 1/8 mile.
~ Hope this helps you!
To find the amount of miles Sarah ran, we need to multipy the length of the track by the times she run that distance.
Rembember: multiplying a fraction means you have to multiply the <span>numerator by the numerator (of the other fraction) and the denominator by the denominator (of the other fraction)
</span>The answer is 1 1/8 mile.
~ Hope this helps you!