Math, asked by 986jhjhv, 16 days ago

Ashlynn started a new training program. On Tuesday, she ran 20% farther than she ran on Monday. On Wednesday, she increased the distance she ran on Tuesday by 10% and ran 6.6 miles. Write and solve an equation (using the algebraic method) to find the number of miles Ashlynn ran on Monday.

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Answered by lalitmandrai
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Answer:

Let's, take distance she ran on Monday be x.

On Tuesday, she ran 20% farther than she ran on Monday.

Distance ran on Tuesday,

x + 20\%x \\   =  \frac{6}{5} x

On Wednesday, she increased the distance she ran on Tuesday by 10% and ran 6.6 miles.

 =  \frac{6}{5} x +10\% \times  \frac{6}{5} x  = 6.6 \\    \frac{6}{5}  \times  \frac{11}{10} x  = 6.6 \\  \frac{66}{50} x = 6.6 \\ x = 5 \: miles

So,

distance she ran on Monday = 5 miles.

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