Based on the time taken by the jet when flying with the wind versus against it, the rate of the jet and jet streams are:
- In still air = 1,170 mph
- Rate of wind = 170 mph
<h3>What is the speed of the jet?</h3>
The speed of the jet flying against the wind is:
= 3,000 / 3
= 1,000 mph
The speed with the jet stream is:
= 5,360 / 4
= 1,340 mph
Assuming the speed of the jet is x and the rate of wind is y, the formulas are:
x - y = 1,000
x + y = 1,340
Solving gives:
2x = 2,340
x = 1,170 mph
The rate of jet stream is:
x - y = 1,000
1,170 - y = 1,000
y = 170 mph
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D: neither
If you plug in x and y’s and multiply them neither of them will equal -5
Answer:
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Answer:
a²
c¹
Step-by-step explanation:
a^5/a^3 = a^(5-3) = a²
c^4/c^3 = c^(4-3) = c¹
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