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erastova [34]
3 years ago
12

John drove 450 miles in 8 hours. he averaged 50 miles per hour on the highway and 60 miles per hour on the turnpike. how many ho

urs did he drive on the highway?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alexeev081 [22]3 years ago
3 0
Total distance John drove=450 miles
total time=8 hours
let the number of hours he drove on highway be x, number of hours he drove on turnpike will be (8-x) hours
since
distance=speed*time
distance traveled in highway=50x
distance traveled in turnpike=60(8-x)
thus the total distance will be:
50x+60(8-x)=450
simplifying the above
50x+480-60x=450
-10x=450-480
-10x=-30
thus
x=3 hours
Thus he drove on highway for 3 hours.
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