SOLUTION: A student traveled 223km in 14 days. At the same ratio, how far would the student travel in 56 days?
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Question 1029902: A student traveled 223km in 14 days. At the same ratio, how far would the student travel in 56 days?
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
223/14=x/56
14x=56*223
x=12488/14
x=892 km
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