From 170 to 97, there's a difference of 73.
so hmm if we take 170 to be the 100%, what is 73 in percentage off of it?
so hmm if we take 170 to be the 100%, what is 73 in percentage off of it?
If you want to answer this do not put random stuff and that's on period
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let's say we have two cars, A and B, B has a speed rate of "r", so A is the faster one and has a speed rate of " r + 10 "
they both are 300 miles apart after 3hrs, after 3hrs, car has been running for 3hrs, and car B has also been running for 3hrs, so their time is the same
we know their distances added up, is 300miles, so if car B covered say, "d" distance on those 3hrs, car A covered the slack, " 300 - d "
solve for "r"