Answer:
<h2>2.5 hours</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
for train one
speed= 50miles per hour
for train two
speed= 60miles per hour
the total distance between both trains=275miles
Step two:
the expression for speed= distance/time
so that, distance= speed*time
let the time be t
we are going to combine both distances
train one distance =50t
train two distance =60t
Hence total distance
50t+60t=275
110t=1=275
t=275/110
t=2.5 hours
<u>It will take 2.5 hours</u>
1. x/-3=-15
x=45
2. -7+3(-12)÷-3
-7+12
5
3. f(-4)=(-4)²-(-4)
f(-4)=16-(-4)
f(-4)=20
4. x-9=17
5. 2x+3=35
6. -8-12-(-20)
-20-(-20)
0
7. -2(-3)²(-1)
-2(9)(-1)
-18(-1)
18
8. x-(-2)
9. subtract 7 then divide by -2
10. 6+(-18)+(-13)+9
-12-4
-16
11. 5x=11
12. division property
13. -3³ = -27
14. x/2-3=7
x/2=10
x=20
15. 2x-5=15
16. x/-4-(-8)=12
x/-4=4
x=-16
17. 168
18. 16-20-(-8)-9
-4-(-8)-9
4-9
-5
You find the variable x or y in one of the lines of the problem and then substitute the value of the variable you first found into the other line of the problem to find the other variable. Then, you plug all of the values you found into either line/equation of the problem to ensure that one side of the equation you pick is equal to what is on the other side of the "=" symbol.
11x2=22
22x6=132
I believe the answer is 132
