Parker ran 12 laps around a 1/4 mile track during pe class. use the table below to answer the question. table: 1 lap=1/4 1 mile= 5280 feet 1 mile=1760 yards 3 feet= 1 yard if parker wants to run 10 miles how many more laps will he need to run? ? ! i will give brainliest to whoever explains why they get their !

If Parker wants to run 10 miles, he will have to run 28 more laps.
The track is 1/4 of a mile, meaning 4 laps around the track will equal 1 total mile. If he wants to run 10 miles, with 4 laps equaling 1 mile, then it would take 40 (10•4) laps in all. He has already ran 12 miles, so next we take 12 away from 40 (40-12), which equals 28.
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4should be the last one n=4

All you have to do is multiply