Plane's air speed is 437.5 mph
Wind velocity is 87.5 mph
An actual question hasn't been asked, but an educated guess would be to determine the plane's airspeed or the wind velocity. So I'll calculate those values for you.
When traveling with the wind, the combined speed is 2100/4 = 525 mph.
When traveling against the wind, the combined speed is 2100/6 = 350 mph.
So we can create 2 equations with 2 unknowns. They are:
a - b = 350
a + b = 525
Let's add the two equations together.
a - b = 350
a + b = 525
2a = 875
a = 437.5
So the plane's speed in still air is 437.5 mph.
Let's calculate the wind velocity.
a + b = 525
437.5 + b = 525
b = 87.5
And the wind velocity is 87.5 mph
Answer:
2nd option because the number next to the x is the slope (3) and the added number is your intercept (4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay so we gotta do whats in the lines first so 6+14 that’s gonna be 20 but the add the 70 and it’s gonna be 90