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This equation shows how the distance Wyatt runs depends on the number of track practices he attends.
d = p + 19
The variable p represents the number of track team practices he attends, and the variable d represents the distance run in miles. How many miles would Wyatt have run after 31 track practices?
miles
1 answer
To find out how many miles Wyatt would have run after attending 31 track practices, we can substitute \( p = 31 \) into the equation \( d = p + 19 \).
Substituting \( p \):
\[ d = 31 + 19 \]
Now, we can calculate \( d \):
\[ d = 50 \]
So, after 31 track practices, Wyatt would have run 50 miles.
