Answer:
the distance cycled by Kayden in one hour is (y/15) km, in terms of y.
Explanation:
If Kayden cycles 4 km in y minutes, we need to first convert y minutes to hours.
There are 60 minutes in an hour, so there are 60/y hours in y minutes.
Therefore, Kayden cycles at a speed of 4 km/(60/y) hours = (4y)/60 km/hour.
To find the distance cycled by Kayden in one hour, we can simply multiply this speed by 1 hour:
Distance = speed × time = ((4y)/60) × 1 = (4y)/60 km.
Simplifying, we get:
Distance = (2y)/30 km = (y/15) km.
Therefore, the distance cycled by Kayden in one hour is (y/15) km, in terms of y.