Let n be Fritzs' car speed, and n+12 be the speed of the train. Then:
1/2 (n)=1/3 (n+12)
2n+24=3n
n=24 mph
n+12=36 mph
Fritz travels 12 miles to work.
30 min @24mph=12 miles
20 min @36mph=12 miles
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Answer:
$3,791
Step-by-step explanation:
$3,791+$3,791-$3,791=3,791 magic!
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Y=mx+b
x=number of newspapers
37.5 earned for 5 newspapers
37.5=5m+b
earned 75 and deliverd 20 newpapers
75=20m+b
we have
37.5=5m+b and
75=20m+b
multiply first equaiton by -1 and add to other equaiton
-37.5=-5m-b
<u>75=20m+b +</u>
37.5=15m+0b
37.5=15m
divide both sides by 15
2.5=m
sub back to find b
75=2.5(20)+b
75=50+b
minsu 50 both sides
25=b
y=2.5x+25 is lnear funtion
