The answer is - balalalalalalalalalak you should figure it out
i think its zane casue he is going faster
Answer: Train A = 50 mph; Train B = 30 mph
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, let's call the speed of both trains as:
Va: speed of train A
Vb: speed of train B
As train A is faster than train B, let's call speed of train B as X; So if Vb is X, then Va would be:
Vb = X
Va = X + 20
If we combine both Speed, we have:
V = Va + Vb = X + X + 20 = 2X + 20
Now that we have an expression for the combined speed, let's recall the formula for speed in general:
V = d/t
Where:
d: distance = 240 miles
t: time = 3 hours
Combining all the data we have:
V = 240/3
but V is 2X + 20 so:
2X + 20 = 240/3
Solving for X:
2X + 20 = 80
2X = 80 - 20
2X = 60
X = 60/2
X = Vb = 30 mph
Now that we know speed of one train, we can know the speed of the other train:
Va = 30 + 20 = 50 mph
6²÷2(3) +4
36/2(3)+4
=(18)(3)+4
=54+4
=58
If there are 1.5 times as many pairs of walking shoes as there are running shoes on display, then it is best to take each amount of running shoes and multiply it by 1.5, if doing that equals the amount of walking shoes, then it would be correct. Which in this case, would be D.
