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A sprinter finished a 100-meter race in a time of 12.63 seconds.
If the sprinter were able to keep the same rate of speed, how long
would it take him to complete the 10,000-meter race?

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Answer:

1263 seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

100 meters = 12.63 seconds

multiply both sides by 100 since

100*100= 10,000 meters

12.63*100= 1263 seconds

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