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Ruben and Claire are training to run a marathon in the spring. Ruben runs 16 miles over a 4-day period. Claire runs 12 miles over a 3-day period. Are they running at the same ra…
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Ruben and Claire are training to run a marathon in the spring. Ruben runs 16 miles over a 4-day period. Claire runs 12 miles over a 3-day period. Are they running at the same rate of speed? Respond "1" for yes or "2" for no.
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Yes, 1
Explanation:
16/4=4
12/3=4
They both ran 4 mph each day.
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It would be that because if Ruben runs 16 miles over a 4-day period, it would mean that he ran 4 miles a day (16/4). And if Claire runs 12 miles over a 3-day period, it would mean that she also ran 4 mi per day (12/3)
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