Use the information given to answer the questions. A new gym member wants to burn 525 calories during the first workout The table gives the average number of calories burned for different exercise options at a local gym. and prefers the stationary bike but is considering doing aerobics instead. How many more minutes will it take to burn 525 calories doing aerobics as Exercise Options Calories Burned per Hour Aerobics 420 opposed to the stationary bike? Rowing Machine Stationary Bike 1,050 750 O 33 minutes Treadmill 500 O 42 minutes O 75 minutes O 600 minutes

Use the information given to answer the questions. A new gym member wants to burn 525 calories during the first workout The table gives the average number of calories burned for different exercise options at a local gym. and prefers the stationary bike but is considering doing aerobics instead. How many more minutes will it take to burn 525 calories doing aerobics as Exercise Options Calories Burned per Hour Aerobics 420 opposed to the stationary bike? Rowing Machine Stationary Bike 1,050 750 O 33 minutes Treadmill 500 O 42 minutes O 75 minutes O 600 minutes

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Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter1: Expressions And Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10PFA

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