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14 January, 07:52

If Raul Poland to run 30 miles this week but wants to run the same number of miles each day of the week what is the correct form of fraction to write this?

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  1. 14 January, 08:04
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    The correct fraction is simply 30/7, where 30 is the distance in miles and 7 is the number of days to complete it.

    30/7 = 4.286miles daily but since you've asked to have this as a fraction, 30/7miles is good.
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