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all you have to do is graph it as it is.
Answer:
15 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Fernell's speed
mph
Dabney's speed
mph
Denote:
- distance covered by Fernell
- distance covered by Dabney
- Fernell's time
- Dabney's time
1. If Fernell drove for 3 hours longer than Dabney, then his time is 3 hours more than Dabney's time and

2. If Fernell covered 18 miles less than Dabney, then

Use formula 

Subtract from the first equation the second equation and equate it to 18:


Finding the rate of the weight gain, we divide the total weight gained with the total number of months that took to gain that weight.
Total time (months) = 0.5 + 2 + 3.5 = 6 months
Total weight (kg) = 80.6 + 88.4 + 96.2 = 265.2 kilograms
Rate = Kg ÷ Months
Rate = 265.2 ÷ 6 = 44.2
44.2 kilograms per month
Cheers!
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The answer to the problem is 15.
First, you must set up the equation.

Then, you must eliminate double negatives.

Next, divide -56 by -7.

Finally, add like terms.
