Two trains leave stations 360 miles apart at the same time and travel toward each other. One train travels at 70 miles per hour
while the other travels at 80 miles per hour. How long will it take for the two trains to meet?
2 answers:
You need to take 360 and divide that by the speed of the trains combined which equals 2.4 hours.
so.... 70 + 80= 150 now divide 360 by 150 and you get 2.4 hours as your answer XD hope this helped!
S=d/t ⇒d=s*t
s=speed
d=distance
t=time
The first train :
d=x
x=70 miles/h*t ⇒ x=70t (1)
The second train
d=360 miles - x
360 miles - x=80 miles/h*t ⇒360-x=80t ⇒ x=360-80t (2)
therefore, with the equations (1) and (2) we have a systeme of equations:
x=70t
x=360-80t
we can solve this system of equations by equalization method.
70t=360-80t
70t+80t=360
150t=360
t=360/150=2.4 (≈2 hour 24 minutes)
Answer: the first train meet with the second train in 2 hour 24 minutes.
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