An airplane 30,000 feet above the ground begins descending at the rate of 2000 feet per minute. Assume the plane continues at th
e same rate of descent. How long will it take the plane to reach 12,000 feet above the ground
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the time taken to reach 12,000 feet = x
Distance traveled in 1 minute = 2000 ft
Distance traveled in 'x' minute = 2000 * x = 2000x
30,000 - 2000x = 12000
Add 2000x to both sides
30,000 = 12000 + 2000x
Now subtract 12,000 from both sides
30000 - 12 000 = 2000x
2000x = 18 000
Divide both sides by 2000
x = 18000/2000
x = 9 minutes
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