Asked by Izzy

Olaf keeps running around the track unil he has run 0.9km in total. The track is 150m long. How many times does he run around the track?
Answered by Jai
Note that 1 km = 1000 meters, therefore
0.9 km = 900 meters

To determine how many times he ran around the track, we just divide the total distance he travelled by the length of track:
900 / 150 = ?

Hope this helps~ `u`
Answered by Reed
Well, I don't know. I wonder what qualifications it takes to teach "St martins as a school subject. It's a subject I never heard of.
Answered by Kate
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Answered by Stacey
I'm stuck on this question in my homework and I don't understand really
Answered by Lucy
I don't know the answer to this question and I am really struggling to work it out. I know that you have to divide 150m by 0.9 but it will give you a decimal. What do you have to do with that decimal!!