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Question

In a long distance race, an athlete runs an average of 6 miles per hour. Which of the following equations relates m, distance covered to t, the time taken by the athlete.

- m= 6/t

- m=6t

- t=6m

-t= 6/m

Answer 1

All of the answers that you provided were preceded by a minus sign...NOT GOOD! (I imagine that you were intending these to act as 'bullets' in a slide show, but this was a bad practice.

 

 m=6t says to compute m (distance in miles) by t (time in hours)  ... That's the right answer.

Answer 2

Kepp, plug some numbers in instead of letting the variables confuse you. For example. You know how to find how far someone ran in a certain amount of time. Don't overthink it.