SOLUTION: A person can run 10 kilometers per hour in 25 minute bursts, then he must slow to 3 kilometers per hour for 5 minutes to regain energy.
Referring to the above scenario, how many
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Referring to the above scenario, how many
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Question 1042495: A person can run 10 kilometers per hour in 25 minute bursts, then he must slow to 3 kilometers per hour for 5 minutes to regain energy.
Referring to the above scenario, how many kilometers (round to the nearest integer) can this person cover in five hours?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Every half hour, the person runs 10km/h*(25/60)h=250/60=4 1/6 km PLUS 3km/h(1/12)h=0.25 km. That sum is 4 1/6+1/4=4 5/12=53/12 km
That is done 10 times in 5 hours or 530/12 km=44 km to the nearest integer.
