Answer:
i think its the first answerr
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>First Train:</u>
Time taken = 9 hours (2pm to 11pm)
Let the speed be x
Distance = Time x Speed = 9x
<u>Second Train:</u>
Time taken = 5 hours (6pm to 11pm)
Speed = x + 48
Distance = Time x Speed = 5(x + 48)
Since both the distance they traveled are the same, we equate the distance to solve for x.
<u>Solve for x:</u>
9x = 5(x + 48)
9x = 5x + 240
4x = 240
x = 60
<u>Find the speed:</u>
x = 60 mph
x + 48= 108 mph
Answer: The spend of the two trains are 60 mph and 108 mph.
Answer:
12 students
Step-by-step explanation:
Because the total is 4 sticks, and each student needs 1/3 of a stick, we would have to see how many 1/3 sticks fit into 4 sticks. Because 3 of the 1/3 sticks fit into 1 stick, then 4 sticks would be 4*3=12 of the 1/3 sticks, which means 12 students can do it.
We could also just do: 4/(1/3)= 4*(3/1)=12
This is fractional division. The second value of the division process, we switch the numerator and denominator's, and the expression turns to a multiplication expression, where we can just multiply.
The full length of the circumference is
C = 2πr
C = 2π*100 m ≈ 628.32 m
1/3 that distance is (628.32 m)/3 ≈ 209.44 m
Maile walked about 209.4 m.
Answer:
5 = x
Step-by-step explanation:
5 divided by 2 = 2.5
12.5 divided by 2.5 = x = 5
