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Alborosie
4 years ago
11

While driving from​ Chicago, Brent had a visibility problem due to the fog. After 1 1/2

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1 answer:
liq [111]4 years ago
5 0
1) Let x be the original speed that he was driving; 

x mph ---> 1.5 hours 
x+44 mph --> 2.5 hours 

1.5x + 2.5(x+44)=206 
1.5x+2.5x+110=206 
4x=206-110 
4x=96 
x=24 
Therefore, he was travelling at 24 mph in the fog. 

2) Let x be the speed of 1 snail, 
The other snail travels at the speed of x+1 cm/min 

23x+23(x+1)=391 <-- solve for x 
23x+23x+23=391 
46x=368 
x=368/46 
x=8 

Therefore one of the snail travels at 8 cm/min while the other goes at 9 cm/min 

7) Let x be one crew 
Then the other crew would be working at x+0.5 

3.2x+3.2(x0.5)=8 <-- solve for x 
3.2x+1.6x=8 
4.8x=8 
x=8/4.8 
x=1.6666 or 1.7 miles 

Therefore, one of the crew does 1.7 miles per day and the other crew does (0.5*1.7)=0.85 miles

Hope I helped :) 
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