Kendra is planning to ride her bicycle on a popular biking path that is 60 miles long. She plans to average 6 miles per hour. To find about how long the trip will take, solve the distance formula d = rt for t. Then substitute to find the time it will take her for the trip.
To solve for t in the formula d = rt, we first need to isolate t by dividing both sides by r:
t = d / r
Given that d = 60 miles and r = 6 miles per hour:
t = 60 miles / 6 miles per hour
t = 10 hours
Therefore, it will take Kendra approximately 10 hours to ride the 60-mile biking path at an average speed of 6 miles per hour.