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xz_007 [3.2K]
3 years ago
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Lewiston and Vernonville are 208 miles apart. A car leaves Lewiston traveling towards​ Vernonville, and another car leaves Verno

nville at the same​ time, traveling towards Lewiston. The car leaving Lewiston averages 10 miles per hour more than the​ other, and they meet after 1 hour and 36 minutes. What are the average speeds of the​ cars?

Physics
1 answer:
iragen [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

Average speed of the car A = 70 miles per hour

Average speed of the car B = 60 miles per hour

Explanation:

Average speed of the car A is v_{A} =\frac{x_{A} }{t_{A} } (Equation A) and Average speed of the car B is v_{B} =\frac{x_{B} }{t_{B} } (Equation B), where x_{A} and x_{B} are the distances and t_{A} and t_{B} are the times at which are travelling the cars A and B respectively.

We have to convert the time to the correct units:

1 hour and 36 minutes = 96 minutes

96 minutes . \frac{1 hour}{60 minutes} = 1.6 h

From the diagram (Please see the attachment), we can see that at the time they meet, we have:

v_{A} = \frac{208-x}{1.6h} + 10\frac{miles}{h} (Equation C)

v_{B} = \frac{208-x}{1.6h} (Equation D)

From Equation A and C, we have:

\frac{208-x}{1.6}+10 = \frac{x}{1.6}

208-x+16 = x

208 + 16 = 2x

x = \frac{224}{2}

x = 112 miles

Replacing x in Equation A:

v_{A}  = \frac{112miles}{1.6h}

v_{A} = 70 miles per hour

Replacing x in Equation B:

v_{B}  = \frac{208miles-112miles}{1.6h}

v_{B}  = \frac{96miles}{1.6h}

v_{B}  = 60 miles per hour

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