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Answer:
7.83 km/h
Step-by-step explanation:
At her constant pace, Nina's time for 6 km will be found by the proportion ...
(time for 6 km)/(6 km) = (time for 9 km)/(9 km)
time for 6 km = (6 km)/(9 km) × (75 min) = 50 min
Jo's time for the same distance will be 4 minutes less: 50 -4 = 46 min. Jo's speed is ...
speed = distance/time
= (6 km)/(46/60 h) = 360/46 h ≈ 7.83 km/h . . . . Jo's speed
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<em>Additional comment</em>
From the 6 km point, the remaining race is half the distance already run, so will take half the time already taken. As we know, Nina will finish in 25 more minutes; Jo will finish in 46/2 = 23 more minutes, 2 minutes ahead of Nina.
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Wouldn’t it be (-2+12)/2 which is 10/2 which is 5. Because that’s how the midpoint formula works you find starting point and end point, you add those two up together and then divide by 2. So the answer for this one is 5.
