Terry in the shower want to spend the day in the waterpark. Their goal is to write every water ride at least one time. If the average time for a ride, including wait time is 35 minutes, is it responsible for them to be able to write off 14 waterslide in 6.5 hours? Why or why not

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Greyson Bowman

Mathematics

11 February, 09:15

Terry in the shower want to spend the day in the waterpark. Their goal is to write every water ride at least one time. If the average time for a ride, including wait time is 35 minutes, is it responsible for them to be able to write off 14 waterslide in 6.5 hours? Why or why not

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Francis Wilkerson · Answer 1

No

Step-by-step explanation:

35 (14) = 490/60 = 8 1/6. So, no because the estimated time that it would take to ride all 14 rides is 8.16 hours or 8 1/6 hours which is more than they are given.