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can you help me with one question. I don't get this one at all.
it says a charity bike ride has three stages. stage 1 - machester to leeds stage 2 - leeds to carlisle stage 3 = carlisle to edinburgh the distance in km, between the cities are shown below machester 64 leeds 160 148 carlisle 279 260 119 edinburgh calculate the total distance of the bike ride do I just total everything up? |
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Is that a map or a table? :confused:
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Its meant to be a table but when I posted it, it come out like that for some reason
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If I understand the table well, then:
64 is the distance between manchester and leeds; 160 is the distance between manchester and carlisle; 279 is the distance between manchester and edinburg; 148 is the distance between leeds and carlisle; 260 is the distance between leeds and edinburg; 119 is the distance between carlisle and edinburg. |
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I pretty much think that's what it is, but it is asking me to calculate the total distance, how do I go about doing this
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You need to find the total distance for the bike ride, which consists of 3 stages.
What are they, and how long is each? |
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I'm quite confused with this question, is the 1st stage 503. I added the first three numbers from manchester to the other citites
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Okay, to make it clearer, what is the first stage (in terms of from where to where)?
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The first stage is from machester to leeds, manchester to carlisle and then manchester to edinburgh?
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Okay, what is the distance between manchester and leads?
 Originally Posted by Unknown008
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64
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And the distance between Leeds and Carlisle?
Carlisle and Edinburg? Add each now. |
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Leeds to carlisle is 148 and carlisle to edinburgh is 119. So total is 331?
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Right.
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So is that all that needed doing? Is that the total distance of the bike ride?
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Yes, that is, if I understood the table well. With no other information, it's hard to figure out something for sure.
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Okay thanks for your help
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