Part A: Completing the number line.
Divide the number of minutes by the number of lap to get the rate.
[tex]4\text{ min}\div2\text{ lap}=2\text{ min per lap}[/tex]Using the information, we therefore have the number line.
Part B: How many laps in 10 minutes.
Based on the number line that in the previous part, in 10 mins, Ryan would have ran a total of 5 laps.
Part C: How many minutes in 7 laps.
If we continue the line past 6, then on the 7th lap, Ryan would have ran for 14 mins.