Let's call your speed "a"
her walking speed is then "2a"
and her friend's scooter speed is 10 a
let's also call the distance you need to walk "d"
so the time (t)you need is:
d/t=a
t=d/a
and her time is:
t=

(half a distance with the speed of 2a and half a distance (d/2) with the distance of 10 a
now we count (we know that her time is 30 minutes)
30=

//multiply by 20a
600a=

600a=6d/divide by 6
100a=d
Now, in order to calculate your time we need to calculate:
t=d/a
but we know how much is d now!
t=

=100
which means that you need 100 minutes, or 1 h 40 minutes!!!
Answer:
b or a
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:i would need to see the graph but here is what i think you are talking about and it shows how to it popular- problems /Algebra/ 262080
Step-by-step explanation:
M will represent Matt and J is Jackson. M-2.25=J. You minus the difference between them and show that it equals to Jacksons. A variable is a number in math that can vary.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
if the lines are parallel they have the same gradient.
rearrange the equation to make y the subject and then use the m value as gradient.
-3x=2-y
-3x-2=-y
y=-(-3x-2)
y=3x+2
therefore m=3
slope is 3