Leslie ran 4 1/2 laps around the park in 3/4 hour. Kayla ran 3 1/2 laps around the same park in the same amount of time. How many more laps around the park can Leslie run in one hour than Kayla at these rates? Explain!

A. 3/4

B. 1

C. 1_1/3

D. 2

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Josue Morgan

Mathematics

25 July, 04:10

Leslie ran 4 1/2 laps around the park in 3/4 hour. Kayla ran 3 1/2 laps around the same park in the same amount of time. How many more laps around the park can Leslie run in one hour than Kayla at these rates? Explain!

A. 3/4

B. 1

C. 1_1/3

D. 2

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Reese Rubio · Answer 1

Leslie:

h = hours

3/4h=4 1/2 laps

divide both sides by 3/4 or. 75

1 hour = 6 laps

Kayla:

3/4h = 3 1/2 laps

divide both sides by 3/4

1 hour = 4 2/3 laps

Leslie can do C

1_ 1/3 more laps in an hour than Kayla

Leslie ran 4 1/2 laps around the park in 3/4 hour. Kayla ran 3 1/2 laps around the same park in the same amount of time. How many more laps around the park can Leslie run in one hour than Kayla at these rates? Explain!A. 3/4B. 1C. 1_1/3D. 2

Leslie ran 4 1/2 laps around the park in 3/4 hour. Kayla ran 3 1/2 laps around the same park in the same amount of time. How many more laps around the park can Leslie run in one hour than Kayla at these rates? Explain!

A. 3/4

B. 1

C. 1_1/3

D. 2