Answer:
20 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
The track is circular so it means that after Patrick raced the entire track he is back at the starting point. In other words, every 440 meters he is back to the beginning.
So we would have that, if he races round the track twice, he would run 440(2) = 880 meters and he would be back at the starting point.
The problem asks us how far is he from the starting point at the 900 meter mark. If at 880 meters he is at the starting point, then at 900 meters he would be
meters from the starting point.
The complete table will be:

<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
Suppose, the number of sit-ups in Sunday is 
Mean is the simple average of some numbers. <u>For finding the mean number</u> of sit-ups per day, we need to <u>divide the 'total number of sit-ups' by the 'total number of days'</u>.
Here the total number of days is 7 and the total number of sit-ups for 7 days 
Given that, the mean number of sit-ups per day is 100. So, the equation will be...

So, the number of sit-ups you have to do Sunday is 175.
Not sure if your the same person but I had already done the work for this problem....
Answer:
48.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Seven rounds up.
Hope this helped! :)