The kids have to wait for 1 hour to get their bags.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Given that,
A bus with kids and a truck with their bags started moving from the school to the camp at the same time.
- The speed of the bus was 60 mph.
- It took kids 3 hours to reach the camp.
<u>To find the distance traveled by the bus :</u>
⇒ Distance = Speed × Time
⇒ 60 × 3
⇒ 180 m
∴ The distance is 180 m.
<u>To find the time taken by the truck to reach the camp :</u>
- The speed of the truck was 45 mph.
- We found the distance as 180 m.
Time taken = distance / speed.
⇒ 180 / 45
⇒ 4 hours.
∴ The time taken by the truck to reach the camp is 4 hours.
<u>To find how long the kids have to wait for their bags :</u>
The time taken by the truck to reach the camp - the time it took for the kids to arrive.
⇒ 4 hours - 3 hours
⇒ 1 hour.
∴ The kids have to wait for 1 hour to get their bags.
Answer:
5:40
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a problem involving the least common difference.
If you know that the red and blue trains left at the same time at 5, you know that another red train will leave at 5:08. Another blue train at 5:10.
The way to solve this will be to write out the factors of 8 and 10 and find the smallest number that they overlap.
Red:
8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80
Blue:
10, 20, 30, 40
You see that after 40 mnutes, they are both leaving the station again. After 40 minutes, at 5:40, they are both leaving.
I'll try to understand this but I don't really get it because I'm in middle school
