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McKenna biked 14 miles in 112 minutes. Assume McKenna maintains a consistent speed. Enter the number of minutes it takes McKenna to bike 1 mile.
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McKenna biked 14 miles in 112 minutes. Assume McKenna maintains a consistent speed.

Enter the number of minutes it takes McKenna to bike 1 mile.

User Lboshuizen
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Answer: 8

Explanation:

8x14=112

User Pinguin Dirk
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Answer:

8 minutes

Explanation:

Reason: If 14 miles = 112 minutes. I divided 112 by 14, and got 8, meaning the minutes for one mile.

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