A cyclist travels from the kilometer stone marked 52 to the stone marked 79. How far has the cyclist traveled?
27 kilometers
To determine how far the cyclist has traveled, we need to consider the kilometer stones mentioned in the question.
- \(52\) km to \(79\) km means that the cyclist travels from the marker at the 52nd kilometer to the marker at the 79th kilometer.
- To find the distance traveled, subtract the starting kilometer marker from the ending kilometer marker:
\(79 - 52\)
- Performing the subtraction:
\(79 - 52 = 27\)
- The distance traveled by the cyclist is 27 kilometers.
Let's examine the options provided:
- 27 kilometers - This matches our calculated distance.
- 31 kilometers - This is incorrect, as the subtraction does not result in this value.
- 131 kilometers - This is incorrect and clearly does not align with the context of the distance between kilometer stones.
- 52 kilometers - This is incorrect, as it represents the starting position, not the distance traveled.
Therefore, the correct answer is 27 kilometers.
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