A bicycle path that is 4/5 mile long is marked in tenths of a mile. If you bicycle 2/3 of the path and then stop for a break, how many markers will you pass?

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A bicycle path that is 4/5 mile long is marked in tenths of a mile. If you bicycle 2/3 of the path and then stop for a break, how many markers will you pass?

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Answer = 5

4/5 = 0.8 mile path

2/3 of the path biked

4/5 * 2/3 = 8/15 = 0.5333 miles biked so 5 markers passed

Sarkis Arutiunian answered Nov 29, 2017

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