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Mathematics
Gary can ride his bike 6 miles in 20 minutes. At this rate, how many miles can he ride in 100 minutes?
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Ответ:
30 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use a ratio to solve
6 miles x miles
=
20 minutes 100 minutes
Using cross products
6 * 100 = 20 x
Divide each side by 20
600/20 = 20x/20
30 =x
Ответ:
Step-by-step explanation:
Unit Rate is the ratio between two different quantities with different units
The ratio of cost per items is
4 pounds of apples 5
4 pounds 5
Divided 4 both the side
1 pounds of apples 1·25
pounds of cheese 3·50
pounds 3·50
Divided both the side
1 pounds of cheese 7
pounds of coffe beans 8·25
pounds 8·25
Divided both the side
1 pounds of coffee beans 5·5
pounds of fudge 6·75
pounds 6·75
Divided both the side
1 pounds of fudge 9
pounds of pumpkin is 5·50
pounds 5·50
Divided both the side
1 pounds of pumpkin 0·88