Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
John's Bar 60 km away from Ben's Bar.
Doug's Bar is 40 km away from Kieran's Bar
John's Bar is 10 km nearer to Doug's Bar than Kieran's Bar
If I am to assume that these bar are in a liner position,
Ben's Bar Kieran's Bar John's Bar Doug's Bar
************* 60km*******************
*****************40 km ********************
*********30 km**************
Doug's Bar is 90 km away from Ben's Bar.
Ben to John = 60 km
John to Doug = 30 km
Ben to Doug = 60 + 30 = 90 km.
Answer:
t = 1.5 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
A man walk for 2hr at 6 km/h.
He then cycled for a certain time at 16 km/h.
He travelled 36 km all together.
We need to find for how many hours did he cycle.
Distance walked in 2 hours = 2×6 = 12 km
Distance he cycled = 36-12 = 24 km
Let he cycled for t hours. So,
So, he cycles for 1.5 hours.
There was a time that a friend of mine got to a decision because the leader of the group said so (it was a group project). Although it was clear that he did not want to comply to the decision, he made it because it was what the leader said so.
