Raul plans to run 30 miles this week. He wants to run the same number of miles each day of the week. He says he will run 7/30 mile each day. Is he correct? Explain

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Raul plans to run 30 miles this week. He wants to run the same number of miles each day of the week. He says he will run 7/30 mile each day. Is he correct? Explain
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No, because if he runs 7/30 mile each day he will run 210 miles each week because he is running 30 miles every day so he has to run 7/4.28 miles each day of the week to get 30 miles each week.
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