Answer:
Train A - 50 miles per hour
train B - 30 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x mph be the speed of the train B, then the speed of the train A is (x+20) mph.
In 3 hours,
- train A travels 3(x+20) miles
- train B travels 3x miles
In total, they covered the distance of 240 miles, so
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Y=-3
-3=-1.5x
you substitiue y value, then you divide both sides by -1.5 and you get 2 for x.
(2,-3)
y=4.5
4.5=-1.5x
you substitute y value, then again you divide both sides by -1.5 and you get 3.
(3,4.5)
y=6
6=-1.5x
same thing for this last one. then once again divide by -1.5 and you get -4.
(-4,6)
Answer:
No, it is 45
Step-by-step explanation:
5*9=45