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7. One track coach wants his athletes to race 10 miles around a track to measure how fast each person can run. If the track is 5/6 of a mile around, then how many laps around th…

7. One track coach wants his athletes to race 10 miles around a track to measure how fast each person can run. If the track is 5/6 of a mile around, then how many laps around th…
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7. One track coach wants his athletes to race 10 miles around a track to measure how fast

each person can run. If the track is 5/6 of a mile around, then how many laps around the
track will the athletes have to run to complete the race?|| I

User Nick ODell
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Answer:

12 laps would be 10 miles

Explanation:

10÷(5/6)=12

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