This is just some pythagorean theorem, or a^2 + b^2 = c^2. We have a and b, which is 9 and 12, and we need to find c. To find c, we need to first square those, giving u 81 and 144. Now, we need to add them, giving us 225, meaning c^2 = 225. However, we need to find c on its own, so we have to find the square root of 225. That would be 15.
It took him 2.6 hours to reach the top
Data;
- Uphill = 6km
- Downhill = 4km
- Total time taken = 8 hours
<h3>Speed</h3>
Let us calculate the speed during uphill and downhill
Since the time it took them to descend is twice the time it took them to ascend,
- Let x represent the time taken to ascend

From the calculation above, it took him 2.6 hours to reach the top.
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Answer:
a. d = 1500 - 300t. b. after 2 hours and after 4 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Since Jamie hikes up the mountain at a rate of 300 ft/hr, and the mountain is 1500 ft high, his distance, d from the peak of the mountain at any given time,t is given by
d = 1500 - 300t.
b.If Jamie distance d = 900 ft, then the equation becomes,
900 = 1500 - 300t
900 - 1500 = -300t
-600 = -300t
t = -600/-300
t = 2 hours
The equation d = 1500 - 300t. also models his distance from the peak of the mountain if he hikes down at a constant rate of 300 ft/hr
At d = 900 ft, the equation becomes
900 = 1500 - 300t
900 - 1500 = -300t
-600 = -300t
t = -600/-300
t = 2 hours
So, on his hike down the mountain, it takes him another 2 hours to be 900 ft from the peak of the mountain.
So, he is at 900 ft on his hike down after his start of hiking up the mountain at time t = (2 + 2) hours = 4 hours. Since it takes 2 hours to climb to the peak of he mountain and another 2 hours to climb down 900 ft from the peak of the mountain.
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