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`
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?
5 answers
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.
Im doing maths homework and i need the answer to this and i clicked on this website. Will it give me the awnser?!?!?!
I'm stuck on this question in my homework and I don't understand really
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!!