<span>1st train DATA:
rate = 50 mph ; time = x hrs ; distance = rt = 50x miles
2nd train DATA:
rate = 55 mph ; time = (x-(1/2)) hrs ; distance = rt = 55(x-(1/2)) miles
Equation:
distance = distance
50x = 55(x-(1/2)
50x = 55x - (55/2)
-5x = -55/2
x = 11/2
x = 5 1/2 hrs (time at which the 2nd train overtakes the 1st train)
Hope this helps!</span>
Answer: Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Distance from present location to CheapGas = 4 miles
Price of gas at CheapGas is $0.37 cheaper
Hence, the decision to make a U-turn back to CheapGas or continue on intended destination will rely on two factors ;
1) The number of gallons of gas to purchase
2) The cost of gas required to return to cheap gas.
If a substantial amount of gas is to be purchased, may be 50, 100 or more gallons, the amount saved by making a turn back to cheapGas and purchase gas at $0.37 cheaper per gallon.
<span>{(1, 2), (3, 2), (5, 7)} is a function
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Answer: -1 
c < 3
Step-by-step explanation:
It would be 1.276 x 10(5) the exponent is 5 next to the 10
