1) Speed = 12mph =12 mi/1 h =12 mi/ 60 min = 1/5 mi/ min
1 h= 60 min
t =20 min
Distance=speed*time =1/5 *20 (mi/min *min)= 4 mi
2) If he would bike for 15 min
Distance=speed*time
speed = distance/time = 4mi/15 min =4 mi :(1/4 h)=4*4= 16 mi/h
15 min =1/4 h
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
My power of guesssing :)
Answer:
650
Step-by-step explanation:
so the way I did this was by adding how much he works per week which is 35 per week. so he works 70 hours in 2 weeks. he earns 10 dollars per hour. so 10 times 70 you get 700 but he spends 50. so 700 minus 50. you get 650. he has 650 dollars left.
let t = time (hrs) that they are 50 mi apart
Use pythag here; a^2 + b^2 = c^2; dist = speed * time
(30t)^2 (40t)^2 = 50^2
900t^2 + 1600t^2 = 2500
It's obvious that t = 1 hr
