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Phoenix [80]
1 year ago
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Molly was on a long 136 mile road trip. The first part of the trip there was lots of traffic, she only averaged 16 mph. The seco

nd part of the trip there was no traffic so she could drive 44 mph. If the trip took her 5 hours, how long did she travel at each speed? In traffic she drove for _____ hours After the traffic cleared she drove for ____ hours.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mazyrski [523]1 year ago
7 0

Answer:

In traffic, she drove for 3 hours

and After the traffic cleared she drove for 2 hours.

Explanation:

Given that the road trip was 136 miles;

d=136

The first part of the trip there was lots of traffic, she only averaged 16 mph;

v_1=16

The second part of the trip there was no traffic so she could drive 44 mph;

v_2=44

She traveled for a total of 5 hours;

t=5

let x represent the time in traffic when she traveled at 16 mph

t_1=x

the time the traffic is clear would be;

t_2=t-t_1=5-x

Recall that distance equals speed multiply by time;

d=v_1t_1_{}_{}^{}+v_2t_2

substituting the values;

136=16x+44(5-x)

solving for x;

\begin{gathered} 136=16x+220-44x \\ 44x-16x=220-136 \\ 28x=84 \\ x=\frac{84}{28} \\ x=3 \end{gathered}

So;

\begin{gathered} t_1=3\text{ hours} \\ t_2=5-x=5-3=2 \\ t_2=2\text{ hours} \end{gathered}

Therefore, In traffic, she drove for 3 hours

and After the traffic cleared she drove for 2 hours.

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