Fitness For cardiovascular exercise, you do a combination of walking and running for 60 minutes. During the 60 minutes, you end up running twice as much as
walking. Let x represent the number of minutes you ran and y represent the
number of minutes you walked. How many minutes did you run and how many
did you walk?

You walked for 20 minutes and ran for 40 minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

System of Equations

Let x = the number of minutes you ran

y = the  number of minutes you walked

Walking and running takes a total of 60 minutes, thus:

Running time is twice as much as walking time, thus:

Solve the system by substitution. Taking x from [2] and substitute in [1]:

2y+y=60

Simplifying:

3y=60

Solving:

y=60/3=20

Calculate x from [2]:

x=2*20=40

You walked for 20 minutes and ran for 40 minutes

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