QuestionJavier teaches yoga classes at his community center. In a 60-minute class last night, he taught 30 poses. Today, he has a 30 -minute class.
If he teaches at the same rate, how many poses will Javier teach in today's class? $\square$ poses

Studdy Solution
Calculate the number of poses for the 30-minute class.
Using the rate of $\frac{1}{2}$ pose per minute, multiply by the number of minutes in today's class:
$$\text{Number of poses in 30-minute class} = \frac{1}{2} \text{ pose per minute} \times 30 \text{ minutes}$$
$$\text{Number of poses in 30-minute class} = 15 \text{ poses}$$
The number of poses Javier will teach in today's class is:
$$\boxed{15}$$