Yes because none of the x values repeat itself
First we write the kinematics equations:
a
v = a * t + vo
r = a * (t ^ 2/2) + vo * t + ro
For Wanda we have: a = 0
v = 5
r = 5 * t
For Dave we have: v = 10
r = 10 * (t-120)
To solve the system of equations, we graph both functions and see where
they intersect.
We have to intersect in the ordered pair:
(t, r) = (240, 1200)
answer If they continue walking at these rates, Dave catch up to Wanda in 240s (1200 ft)
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solution, the lines representing the equations must coincide, i.e. must
be the same or a multiple of each other. In that case, the system will have infinitely many solutions.
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DBJ + ABJ = 90
DBJ = ABC
DBC + ABC = 90
JBC + DBC + ABJ = 90
And last but not least:
ABJ = 28