Let the speed of El Toro be x mph and that of T Express be y mph.
Given : Speed of El Toro > Speed of T Express
i.e, x > y
Also, the difference in the speeds of El Toro and T Express is 5 mph.
So, the required equation is
x - y = 5
To determine the speed of a train, the speed of other is required.
The speed of El Toro = Speed of T Express + 5
The speed of T Express = Speed of El Toro - 5
Answer: 2√10 - √30
explanation:
ok so they’re asking for the difference between the lengths of the sides of each cube. they have different SA’s (surface areas). all you gotta do is plug in the SA in the given equation to find the length of the side and THEN you subtract the answers and thats how you find the difference between the sides.
given:
s = √(SA/6)
SA1 = 240 m^2
SA2 = 180 m^2
S1 = √(240/6) = 2√10 or 6.32
S2 = √(180/6) = √30 or 5.47
s1 -s2 = 2√10 - √30
Answer:
(6,12)
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute the value of y into y=2x:
x+6=2x
x=6
Substitute x into the equation of y=2x
y = 2*6 = 12
(6,12)
4/5 to get a rational number bc it would be 5. hope it helps.
