Asked by kinleigh
a track team needed to run or jog20 laps for their practice. Of the total 20 laps, Sara completed 45
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I’m missing part of the sentence — what does “45” mean here? Do you mean 45% of the laps, 45 laps, 45 minutes, or something else?
If you meant 45% of the 20 laps:
- 45% of 20 = 0.45 × 20 = 9 laps (so Sara ran/jogged 9 laps that way, and 11 laps the other way).
If you meant 45 laps, that can’t be right because the total was 20 laps.
Tell me which interpretation is correct (or give the missing wording) and I’ll finish the solution.
If you meant 45% of the 20 laps:
- 45% of 20 = 0.45 × 20 = 9 laps (so Sara ran/jogged 9 laps that way, and 11 laps the other way).
If you meant 45 laps, that can’t be right because the total was 20 laps.
Tell me which interpretation is correct (or give the missing wording) and I’ll finish the solution.
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