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Papessa [141]3 years ago

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Answer:

55.734 mph

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's call the wind speed x and the time of flight t.

Then, we can write the following equation, knowing that the distance is equal speed times time of flight:

910 = (350+x) * t

660 = (350-x) * t

If we isolate t in both equations and compare its value, we have that:

910 / (350+x) = 660 / (350-x)

(350+x)/(350-x) = 910/660

350 + x = 1.3788 * (350-x)

350 + x = 482.58 - 1.3788x

2.3788x = 132.58

x = 55.734 mph

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