A train makes a trip at 65 mi/h. A plane traveling 130 mi/h makes the same trip in 3 fewer hours. Write and solve an equation to
find the distance of the trip.
2 answers:
time= distance/speed
take distance as d. take time as t.
the time taken: d/ 65 for the train however it is the same distance for d/130 so we can say (d/65)-3 = d/130
now solve the equation, multiply both sides by 130
2d-390=d
2d-d=390
so d=390 mi
time= distance/speed
take distance as d. take time as t.
the time taken: d/ 65 for the train however it is the same distance for d/130 so we can say (d/65)-3 = d/130
now solve the equation, multiply both sides by 130
2d-390=d
2d-d=390
so d=390 mi
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