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3 years ago

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A red ballon starts at 7 meters off the ground and rises at 3 meters per second. A ballon starts at 12 meters off the ground and

rises at 2 meters per second. Write and solve an equation to determine when the balloons are at the same height

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GrogVix [38]3 years ago

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Let x be the no. of seconds it takes for the balloons to be at the same height.
7+3x = 12+2x
Deduct both sides by 2x.
7+x = 12
Deduct both sides by 7.
x = 5
Ans: It will take 5 seconds for the balloons to be at the same height.

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