A bicyclist rides the same number of miles every minute. The ratio table below shows the number of miles she rides during certain amounts of time.
Biking Times and Distances
Number of Minutes Number of Miles
10
2.5
16
4
?
7.5
48
12
Which statement explains how to find the number of minutes
takes to bike 7.5 miles?
O Find the ratio of minutes to miles, 4:1. Divide 7.5 by 4.
O Find the ratio of minutes to miles, 4:1. Multiply 7.5 by 4.
O Find the difference between 16 and 10. Add the difference to 16.
O Find the difference between 16 and 10. Add the difference to 7.5.
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