MATHEMATICS HIGH SCHOOL

Pablo is training for a marathon . He ran 5 4/8 miles on Friday 6 5/8 on sat and 7 4/8 on Sunday how many miles did he run A. 1 5/8
B. 12 1/8
C. 19 4/8
D. 19 5/8

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Answer 1
Answer: If you would like to know how many miles did Pablo run, you can calculate this using the following steps:

5 4/8 miles on Friday + 6 5/8 miles on Saturday + 7 4/8 miles on Sunday = 5 4/8 + 6 5/8 + 7 4/8 = 44/8 + 53/8 + 60/8 = 157/8 = 19 5/8 miles

The correct result would be D. 19 5/8 miles.

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cot  =  adjacent / opposite  =  -5/12

If you stare at these long enough, massage them and roll them around,
(and remember that the hypotenuse is always positive in the circle), it
eventually dawns on you that

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