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Katen [24]3 years ago

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a). Distance from the surface of miner elevator=532 feet, Distance from the surface of equipment elevator=60 feet

b). The miner elevator is deeper since it is 472 feet deeper than the equipment elevator

Step-by-step explanation:

Equipment elevator speed=4 feet per second

Miner elevator=14 feet per second

Total time of miner elevator=(23+15)=38 seconds

Total time of equipment elevator=15 seconds

a). Distance from the surface of each elevator

Distance from the surface of miner elevator=Miner Speed×Miner Time

Distance=(14×38)=532 feet

Distance from the surface of equipment elevator=Equipment Speed×Equipment Time

Distance=(15×4)=60 feet

b). Which elevator is deeper

Distance from the surface of miner elevator=532 feet

Distance from the surface of equipment elevator= 60 feet

Difference=(532-60)=472 feet

The miner elevator is deeper since it is 472 feet deeper than the equipment elevator

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