Ariana just started a running plan where she runs 8 miles the first week and then

increases the number of miles she runs by 5% each week. If she keeps up this plan for

9 weeks, how many total miles would Ariana have run, to the nearest whole number?

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Jayleen

14 May, 05:58

Ariana just started a running plan where she runs 8 miles the first week and then

increases the number of miles she runs by 5% each week. If she keeps up this plan for

9 weeks, how many total miles would Ariana have run, to the nearest whole number?

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Aiden Hickman · Answer 1

Answer: 12 miles

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to write a growth equation.

Total miles = 8 (1 + 0.05) ^9 = 12.41 = 12 miles

Where 8 is the initial miles she run, since is increasing each week by 5% we have to multiply it by 1 + percent increase rate in decimal form (1+0.05) to 9th power (number of weeks)

She will run 12 miles in 9 weeks.

Ariana just started a running plan where she runs 8 miles the first week and thenincreases the number of miles she runs by 5% each week. If she keeps up this plan for9 weeks, how many total miles would Ariana have run, to the nearest whole number?

Ariana just started a running plan where she runs 8 miles the first week and then

increases the number of miles she runs by 5% each week. If she keeps up this plan for

9 weeks, how many total miles would Ariana have run, to the nearest whole number?