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natulia [17]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

let d = distance to the lake

Using: time = distance ÷ speed

Create expressions for the time it takes for each journey:

Drive: $t_1=\dfrac{d}{30}$

Walk: $t_2=\dfrac{d}{4}$

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hello,

i advice you check the question again if it is GF( $2^{4}$ ) or GF(24). i believe the question should rather be in this form;

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