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Suppose a runner takes 45 min to run a route at 8mi/h at the beginning of training season. By the end of training season she can run the same route in 38 min. What is her speed at the end of training season?
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classic d=rt question. so at first she runs d=r(8)t(45/60), which just off the top of my head is 6 miles I believe. use your calculator to double check me on this. using that for the next question 6 miles(d)=x(r)38/60 hours(t), her rate is then 360/38 mi per hour
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