Answer:
Velocity of jet in still air is 970 miles per hour and velocity of wind is 210 miles per hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
Jet's velocity against wind is
3040/4 = 760 miles per hour and flying with wind it is
8260/7 = 1180 miles per hour.
Let the velocity of jet in still air be x miles per hour and velocity of wind be y miles per hour.
As such its velocity against wind is x − y and with wind is x + y and therefore
x − y = 760 and x + y = 1180
Adding the two 2 x = 1940 and x = 970 and y = 1180 − 970 = 210
Hence velocity of jet in still air is 970 miles per hour and velocity of wind is
210 miles per hour.
Actual Answer:
https://socratic.org/questions/flying-against-the-wind-a-jet-travels-3040-miles-in-4-hours-flying-with-the-wind
Cost of company A=monthlyfee+text=20+0.03t where t=number of texts
A=20+0.03t
company b is monthlyfee+texts=5+0.07t
B=5+0.07t
1.
c=20+0.03t
c=5+0.07t
using c for cost is confusing because we can't tell which is for which company
2.
equal, means the costs are equal so
20+0.03t=5+0.07t
minus 5 from both sides
15+0.03t=0.07t
minus 0.03t from both sides
15=0.04t
divide both sides by 0.04
375=t
the answer is 375 texts
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