Triana is on a 120 mile four day bike ride. On the first day she travels 24 miles . She would like to travel equal amounts over the
next three days.
To find out how many miles Triana needs to travel on each of the next three days, we can subtract the distance she has already traveled from the total distance of the bike ride:
Total distance of bike ride = 120 miles
Distance traveled on the first day = 24 miles
Remaining distance to be traveled = Total distance - Distance traveled on the first day
Remaining distance to be traveled = 120 miles - 24 miles
Remaining distance to be traveled = 96 miles
Since Triana wants to travel equal amounts over the next three days, we can divide the remaining distance by 3:
Distance to be traveled each day = Remaining distance to be traveled / Number of remaining days
Distance to be traveled each day = 96 miles / 3 days
Distance to be traveled each day = 32 miles
Therefore, Triana needs to travel 32 miles on each of the next three days to cover a total distance of 120 miles in a four-day bike ride.