<span>A motorboat takes 3 hours to travel 144 mi going upstream. The return trip takes 2 hours going downstream. What is the rate of the boat in still water and what is the rate of the current?
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144/3 = 48 mph upstream
</span><span>144/2 = 72 mph downstream
The boat's speed is the average = 60 mph
The current is the difference = 72-60 = 12 mph</span><span>
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1.5 miles/ .6 hours = 2.5 miles per hour
her walking rate is 2.5 miles per hour
d= r * t
4.5 miles = 2.5 * t
divide each side by 3.5
4.5 /2.5 = t
1.8 = t
t = 1.8 hours
11 am - 9 am = 2 hours
She will make it to work on time because 1.8 hours < 2 hours
I think it's 1/6. Because before school she drinks 1/4 then before lunch she drink 2/3 if 1/4 so you would multiply. 1*2=2. 4*3=12. So you get 2/12 or if you simplify, 1/6
1) 25.7
2) 16.6
3) 38.88
4)12.29
5)39.60
6) 11.39
7) 31.96
8) 12.35
To mention all the answers are approximate because most of the values were not exact, so give feedbacks for more answers.
