Let Jean's speed while running = x mph
Then Jean's speed while riding will be = x+9 mph
Distance covered by running = 8 miles
Distance covered by riding = 11 miles
Total time taken to complete the race = 1.5 hours
As, 
So, time for running= 
And time for riding= 
Equation becomes:

Now, multiply every term by 2x(x+9) to clear denominators:

Simplifying it we get

Solve the quadratic equation using formula

putting a=3 , b= -11, c= -144
we get (x - 9)(3x + 16) = 0
where x=9 and x=
Neglect the negative answer as speed cannot be negative, so x = 9 mph
Hence, Jean's running speed is 9 mph and riding speed is x+9 = 9+9 = 18 mph
Let's find what 1/6 of an hour is.
1/6×60=10
So, ten minutes is equal to 1/6 of an hour. Let's find hour many sets of 10 minutes are in six hours. Let's first find the amount of minutes.
6×60=360
360÷10
36
Let's multiply that by 94.
94×36
3,384 miles in 6 hours.
The last one if I'm not mistaking
Answer:
x=12
Step-by-step explanation:
7+x=2x-5
12=1x
x=12