Question

The actual German Grand Prix is 64 laps on the same track. On the second practice day, Valterri’s team wants him to race over 30 laps to make sure they are prepared. They record his times and laps in a table, shown below. What is Valterri’s unit rate for Day 2, in minutes per lap?

Answer 1

I'm sorry, but the table you mentioned is not included in your question. However, if we assume that Valterri completed the 30 laps in a total time of t minutes, then his unit rate for Day 2, in minutes per lap, would be calculated by dividing the total time by the number of laps.

So, Valterri's unit rate for Day 2 would be:

Unit rate = Total time / Number of laps

Unit rate = t / 30

We cannot determine his unit rate without knowing the total time taken to complete the 30 laps.