Math, asked by anithamudhaliar66, 10 months ago

If a bike race covers 120 mi over 6 days and the
cyclists ride the same distance each day, how
many miles does each cyclist ride each day?

Answers

Answered by mrdeaths777
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The only technical knowledge we need to know here is the equation

speed = distance/time

try to solve it yourself

Answered by BrainlyYoda
1

Solution:

Distance travelled = 120 miles

Time = 6 days

Distance travelled each day = 120/6 = 20 miles

The cyclist travels 20 miles each day

Explanation:

In the question it says that bike racer covers 120 miles in 6 days and then it is asked for cyclist how much he will ride each day.

It doesn't make any difference as in calculations who is covering the distance whether be a bike racer or a cyclist.

It is asked like this to confuse people a little bit because, they start thinking that a person riding bike in compared with a person riding cycle in real will be more fast or will cover more distance that might be true but, in calculations it doesn't matter because we are calculating distance travelled and not including anything other which can be fast or slow in reality.

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