Quintin’s running club is running a 212

mile race. There are 8 members, and each one only wants to run 14
mile. Is this possible? Why or why not?(1 point)
Responses

Yes, that distance is exactly right to split the distance between 8 people.
Yes, that distance is exactly right to split the distance between 8 people.

Yes, that distance will work if they each run it twice.
Yes, that distance will work if they each run it twice.

No, they have too many people to make that distance work.
No, they have too many people to make that distance work.

No, they would need more people to make that distance work.

1 answer

To determine whether it is possible for the 8 members of Quintin's running club to each run 14 miles to complete a total distance of 212 miles, we can calculate the total distance they would run together.

If each of the 8 members runs 14 miles, the total distance run would be:

8 members × 14 miles/member = 112 miles.

Since 112 miles is significantly less than the required 212 miles, they would not be able to complete the race under those conditions.

The correct response is:

No, they would need more people to make that distance work.