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2 years ago

One lap around the lake is 35 mile.

Mathematics

1 answer:

garri49 [273]2 years ago

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The equation gives the equivalence of the distance travelled by Lucy

and the number of laps.

Correct response:

<u>A possible equation for the distance Lucy runs is; 4 × 35 miles = 140 miles</u>

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<h3>Methods by which the equation is obtained</h3>

Given:

The distance of one lap round the lake = 35 miles

Number of laps Lucy runs = 4 laps

Therefore;

Distance Lucy runs = 4 × 35 miles = 140 miles

A possible equation for the distance Lucy runs is therefore;

Equation for the distance Lucy runs = n × 35 = 34·n

Where;

n = Number of laps

When n = 4, we have;

Distance Lucy runs = 4 × 35 miles = <u>140 miles</u>

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