Sariah has just begun training for a half-marathon, which is 13.113.1 miles. Since she was on vacation, she started the training program later than the rest of her running club. There are 66 weeks of training runs remaining before the race.

In her first week of training, Sariah ran 33 miles. She ran 4.54 miles the second week and 66 miles the third week. If she continues to increase the length of her runs the same way, will there be enough time left in the training program for her to get up to half-marathon distance?

Describe how you would solve this problem using Polya's four-step problem-solving method. Complete each task as part of your response

2. Read the problem and rephrase in your own terms what the question asks. 
4. Identify the model you would use to represent the problem and explain why you chose that model.
6. Solve the problem and state your answer.
8. Explain your problem-solving process and how you know your answer is correct.