Answer:
13 Hurdles
Step-by-step explanation:
If a horse galloped along seven and three sevenths miles of trail and hurdles spaced evenly throughout the trail every four sevenths of a mile then there are 13 such hurdles after solving all the fractions.
Given that a horse galloped along seven and three sevenths miles of trail and hurdles spaced evenly throughout the trail every four sevenths of a mile.
We are required to find the number of hurdles. All the values are given in fractions.
Ability of horse to gallop=7+3/7
=(49+3)/7
=52/7
Distance between two hurdles=4/7
Number of hurdles=52/7/4/7
=52*7/4*7
=52/4
=13 hurdles
Hence if a horse galloped along seven and three sevenths miles of trail and hurdles spaced evenly throughout the trail every four sevenths of a mile then there are 13 such hurdles after solving all the fractions.
