Marlene rides her bicycle to her friend jon's house and returns home by the same route. marlene rides her bike at constant spee ds of 9 mph on level ground, 6 mph when going uphill and 18 mph when going downhill. if her total time riding was 1 hours, how far is it to jon's house?
1 answer:
To solve the problem:
<span>Let f = distance one way distance on level
ground</span>
<span>
Let h = distance rode on the hill</span>
<span>
Write a time equation; where Time = distance/speed:</span>
<span>
level time + uphill time + downhill time + level time = 1hr</span>
<span> </span>
<span>f/9 + h/6 + h/18 + f/9 = 1 hr</span>
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Multiply equation by 18 to get rid of the denominators</span>
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2f + 3h + h + 2f = 18
4f + 4h = 18
Simplify by dividing this by 4
<span>f + h = 4.5 miles is took her to get to Jon’s
house.</span>
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