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12 May, 18:52

A runner compared how long it took him to run 200 meters to the record time held by a friend. In his first heat, his time was 2.45 seconds greater than his friend's record time. In his second heat, his time was 2 3 8 seconds greater than his friend's record time. In which heat was he fastest? How much less time did he take in that heat than in the other heat?

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  1. 12 May, 21:12
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    Answer: it took him 0.075 seconds lesser

    Step-by-step explanation:

    In his first heat, his time was 2.45 seconds greater than his friend's record time. In his second heat, his time was 2 3/8 seconds greater than his friend's record time. Converting 2 3/8 seconds to decimal, it becomes 2.375 seconds

    Therefore, he was fastest in the second heat.

    The difference between the time he used to run in the second heat than in the first heat is

    2.45 - 2.375 = 0.075 seconds
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