6.12 Time Goes By Worksheet With Answer Key Page 7
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11Time and Distance
Practice 16
The community park is sponsoring a ride-athon. People can bring their bicycles, skateboards, scooters,
or skates. Help compute time and distance for the riders.
Reminders
t = d –
• Time is computed by dividing the distance traveled by the rate of speed.
r
• Distance is computed by multiplying the rate of speed times the amount of time
expended. d = r –
t
1. Kyle rode his skateboard 40 minutes at an average speed of 80 feet per minute. What distance did
your friend travel? _________________ feet
2. Ashley rode her skateboard 3,200 feet at 80 feet per minute. How many minutes did she ride?
_________________ minutes
3. The school principal rode her bicycle for 50 minutes at an average speed of 200 feet per minute.
How many feet did she travel? _________________ feet
4. Jeffrey rode his in-line skates for 99 minutes at an average speed of 72 feet per minute. What
distance did Jeffrey travel? _________________ feet
5. Veronica rode her motorized scooter 31,680 feet at an average speed of 80 feet per minute. How
many minutes did she ride her scooter? _________________ minutes
6. Gavin rode his scooter 86 feet a minute for 90 minutes. How many feet did he ride?
_________________ feet
7. Marie rode her mountain bicycle for 240 minutes at an average speed of 100 feet per minute.
How far did she ride? _________________ feet
8. Louise rode her scooter 40,240 feet at 80 feet per minute. How many minutes did she ride her
scooter? _________________ minutes
9. Jonathan skated 32,800 minutes at 80 feet per minute. How many minutes did he skate?
_________________ minutes
10. Kristin rode her bicycle 320 minutes at 95 feet per minute. How many feet did she ride?
_________________ feet
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