Answer:60 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
m=number of miles the bicycle can travel in 4 hours.
Set up a ratio of hours over miles.
2/30=4/m. Multiply both sides by m. (2m)/30=4. Multiply both sides by 30. 2m=120. M=60. You could also just realize that you are multiplying the numerator by 2 of the fraction 2/30 to get 4/m, so you would also have to multiply the denominator by 2 so that both of the fractions are equivalent. So then you’d just multiply the bottom by 2 to get the miles the bike travels in 4 hours.
