Tim is running a distance of 30 city blocks. Each block is the same length. It took him 6 minutes to run 10 blocks. At the same rate, how

many minutes will it take Tim to run the entire 30 blocks?

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Logan Johnston

15 October, 07:18

Tim is running a distance of 30 city blocks. Each block is the same length. It took him 6 minutes to run 10 blocks. At the same rate, how

many minutes will it take Tim to run the entire 30 blocks?

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Tiara Kramer · Answer 1

10 blocks = 6 min

30 blocks = 18 min

You can answer this because you know that 10 x 3 is 30, so if if the number of blocks tripled then the amount of time should triple as well because he's running at the same rate.

Alfredo Underwood · Answer 2

if im correct 18

Step-by-step explanation:

if it takes him 6 minutes to run 10 blocks if you do that 3 times he will run 30 blocks and it will take 3x as long 6x3 is 18

Tim is running a distance of 30 city blocks. Each block is the same length. It took him 6 minutes to run 10 blocks. At the same rate, howmany minutes will it take Tim to run the entire 30 blocks?

Tim is running a distance of 30 city blocks. Each block is the same length. It took him 6 minutes to run 10 blocks. At the same rate, how

many minutes will it take Tim to run the entire 30 blocks?