Answer:
t = 6 km/hour
And, J would be 4 km per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume the speed of Tom be T
And, the Speed of Jim be J
Given that
T - J = 2 km /hr ...........(i)
After 3 hours distance between them = 30 km
As they are walking in the opposite direction
Thus,
Net speed =T + J
L ÷ (T+J) = 3
30 ÷ (T+J) = 3
T +J =10 ..............(2)
After solving these two equations
2T = 12
t = 6 km/hour
And, J would be 4 km per hour
Answer:
I hope this helps:)
Step-by-step explanation:
I think its not a correct solution of given equations.
ANSWER-the distance is (6,8)
if you set the equation up from 2-8=6 which is your x value and 4-12=8 is your y value it should also give you your Distance between the two points
Answer:
(6x+3) (4x-5) = 24x^2 -30x +12x -15 = 24x^2 -18x -15
I get the same answer. I guess we're both wrong?
Or do they want it reduced to:
8x^2 -6x -5
Step-by-step explanation:
