Math Problem Statement

Select the correct answers in the table. Rachel enjoys exercising outdoors. Today she walked miles in hours. What is Rachel’s unit walking rate in miles per hour and in hours per mile?

Solution

To find Rachel’s unit walking rate in both miles per hour and hours per mile, we can follow these steps:

  1. Miles per Hour (mph): The unit rate in miles per hour (mph) is calculated by dividing the number of miles Rachel walked by the number of hours it took her.

    Formula: Miles per hour=miles walkedhours taken\text{Miles per hour} = \frac{\text{miles walked}}{\text{hours taken}}

  2. Hours per Mile: The unit rate in hours per mile is calculated by dividing the number of hours by the number of miles Rachel walked.

    Formula: Hours per mile=hours takenmiles walked\text{Hours per mile} = \frac{\text{hours taken}}{\text{miles walked}}

If you can provide the number of miles she walked and the hours it took, I can compute the exact values for both rates.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Rates
Unit Rates
Division

Formulas

Miles per hour = miles walked / hours taken
Hours per mile = hours taken / miles walked

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grades 5-7