<span>Each set of prices can be described by a linear function. In this case, Company A would be y = 5 + .5x, where y is the fare and x is the number of miles driven. Similarly, Company B would b y = 10 + .1x. The definition of intersection tells us that two lines interstect only at that point where their x and y coordinates are identical, which means, of course, that their y coordinates will be identical. So to find the point of intersection we can examine the point where the y coordinates are the same. Which is to say, where 5 + .5x = 10 + .1x. We can simplify this to .5x - .1x = 10 - 5, then .4x = 5, and finally, x = (5/.4) = 12.5. In other words, the fares will be equal when the miles driven is 12.5</span>
Formula: Distance = rate * time
570 = (R+(R-18))*3
570 = (2R - 18)*3
190 = 2R-16
208 = 2R
R = 104
Eastbound Train: 86mph
Westbound Train: 104mph
It will come out to a flat number like 10 20 30 40 ect and the counterfeit will have a 1 at the end such as 11 21 31 41.
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