9. Connect Use the distance formula to find how far Chris could ride in 6 hours at an average rate of 14 mph .

To find out how far Chris could ride, you can use the formula: distance = rate × time. So, if Chris rides at an average speed of 14 mph for 6 hours, you multiply: 14 mph × 6 hours = 84 miles! That means Chris could cover a whopping 84 miles on his adventure! Now, let’s think about Chris’s ride. Riding 84 miles in 6 hours means he has a steady pace, but if he speeds up or takes breaks, that distance could change. It's always fun to plan some scenic stops along the way, which might give him a chance to enjoy the landscape while still covering a good distance!