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How long would it take a cyclist to cover 175 miles cycling at a speed of 25 mph?
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If a cyclist takes 4 hours to travel 72 miles what is the cyclist and average speed in miles per hour?
1/18
If a cyclist takes 4 hours to travel W miles what is the cyclist and average speed in miles per hour?
W/4 mph
If A cyclist bikes x distance at 10 miles per hour and returns over the same path at 8 miles per hour. What is the cyclist's average rate for the round trip in miles per hour?
The average speed for the entire trip is 9mph.
If a cyclist takes 10 minutes to travel 2.4 miles What is the average speed in mph and how do you work it out?
An hour is 60 minutes, so the cyclist would travel 2.4 x 6=14.4 mph (miles per hour)
What speed do you need to do to cover 1.67 miles in 12 minutes?
8.35 miles per hour
What time will it take for a cyclist to ride 45 miles if he is cycling at a rate of 15 miles per hour?
Time = Distance/Speed = 45m/15mph = 3 hours.
If a cyclist takes 4 hours to travel 72 miles what is the cyclist and average speed in miles per hour?
1/18
If a cyclist takes 4 hours to travel W miles what is the cyclist and average speed in miles per hour?
W/4 mph
How long does it take to bicycle 10 miles?
Depends on the speed your cycling at...
If A cyclist bikes x distance at 10 miles per hour and returns over the same path at 8 miles per hour. What is the cyclist's average rate for the round trip in miles per hour?
The average speed for the entire trip is 9mph.
If a cyclist takes 10 minutes to travel 2.4 miles What is the average speed in mph and how do you work it out?
An hour is 60 minutes, so the cyclist would travel 2.4 x 6=14.4 mph (miles per hour)
A cyclist bikes x distance at 10 miles per hour and returns over the same path at 8 miles per hour what is the cyclist's average rate for the round trip in miles per hour?
The average speed is 8 and 8/9 mph.
Roughly how many miles can you cover cycling 8 hours a day?
well, it would depened on the speed of the bike, but say ur going 15 mph, just multiply that by 8 to get ur answer. 15x8=120 miles in an 8 hour day
How long does it take a man cycling at 10mph to catch up with one who cycles at only 6mph but started 3 hours before?
After three hours the first cyclist is 6 x 3 = 18 miles ahead. The speed of the second cyclict, when he starts, is 4mph relative to the first. So it will take him 18 miles/4mph = 4.5 hours to close the gap.
A cyclist rides 30 km at an average speed of 9kmhr At what rate must the cyclist cover the next 10 km in order to bring the overall average speed up to 10kmhr?
In all he will cover 40 km. To do so at an average speed of 10 kph means his total journey will take 4 hours. He has taken 3hr 20 min for the first part (30km @ 9kph), so he has 40 min to cover the final 10km. Required speed is therefore 10 x 60/40 ie 15 kph.
Two cyclists start biking on a trail. Cyclist 2 travels at 10 mph and starts 3 hours after cyclist 1 who is traveling at 6 mph. How much time does it take for cyclist 2 to catch cyclist 1?
ANSWER # 1 It looks like cyclist #2 is out to catch cyclist #1. Our #2 cyclist is starting out 3 hours later than cyclist #1, and is traveling at 10 mph versus the 6 mph of cyclist #1. There are a couple of ways to solve this one, so there is no "right way" to do it. Opting for an easy one, let's think of it this way. Think of it like both cyclists are going the same speed, the 6 mph. Yes, our trailing cyclist can't ever catch the lead cyclist, but this is a short cut, okay? If both cyclists ride, the space between them neither increases or decreases. Here's the scoop. It's the space between them that we're gonna look at. That space is 3 hours long. Here's the thinking. Cyclist #2 is going faster than #1 by 4 mph, and that is the "extra" speed that our #2 cyclist is using to close the gap, to make up that 3 hours. If cyclist #2 is going to make up 3 hours at 4 mph (the differential speed), how much ground is he going to have to make up? Well, cyclist #1 is riding at 6 mph for 3 hours to create the gap. That's 6 time 3 or 18 miles that cyclist #2 is going to have to make up. And our #2 guy is going to have to make up the 18 miles at 4 mph (the differential speed). How long is it going to take him? The 18 miles divided by 4 mph equals 4 ½ hours. Presto. It will take our #2 cyclist that 4 ½ hours to catch up to cyclist #1. If we want to check our work, take cyclist #2's 10 mph speed and multiply by 4 ½ hours and we'll see that he has to ride 45 miles to catch cyclist #1. Let's see what happens for cyclist #1. This cyclist will be riding for 4 ½ hours plus the 3 hour head start. That's 7 ½ hours of riding at 6 mph. The 7 ½ times 6 equals 45 miles. Check! We're good here! ANSWER # 2 1st = 6(x +3) ......... 2nd = 10x 10x = 6(x+3) x = 4 (1/2)
What speed do you need to do to cover 1.67 miles in 12 minutes?
8.35 miles per hour
