Mathematics

Jimena Hubbard

26 January, 08:48

Tera is training for a bicycle race. Each week she rides a total distance greater then 10 kilometers and less than or equal to 30 kilometers. If the distance is always an even number and multiple of 3, what are the possible distances Tyra rides in one week?

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