Mathematics
Mathematics, 12.10.2019 03:30, datboi995

during his workouts last week, allen jogged the same amount of time each day for 6 days. use the following information to determine the number of minutes allen jogged each day:
during each workout, he jogged and he rode his bike.
he rode his bike for 45 minutes each day.
he worked out for a total of 360 minutes last week.
what is the number of minutes that allen jogged each day last week?

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