We need to calculate a total TIME.
Let the time required to cover distance d at 20 mph be x. d is the ONE WAY distance, not the total distance traveled (which would be 2d).
Remember the formula d=rt: the distance traveled equals the rate times the time. Here, d = rx, and thus x = d/r = d/(20mph)
Let's begin by recognizing that d(going) = d(returning)
Then (20 mph)x = 6 + (16 mph)x
(20 mph)x - (16 mph)x = 6 miles
Then: (4 mph)x = 6 miles
or: x = 1.5 hours
It takes the bird 1.5 hours at 20 mph to cover distance d, which is 30 miles.
Thus, the total time spent flying is 1.5 hours (going) and [1.5 hours + (6 miles)/(16 mph) returning:
1.5 hours + 1.5 hours + 0.375 hours = 3.375 hours total.
The total distance covered is 2d, or 2(30 miles) = 60 miles.
It took me a while and a lot of experimentation to arrive at these results. Please, if my arguments here are not clear, ask questions.
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1.81 inch by 8.38 inch by 6.38 inch
Smallest Value=1.81 inch
Largest Value=8.38 inch
Step-by-step explanation:
The cardboard is 12 in. long and 10 in. wide
Let the length of the square cut off=x
Length of the box=12-2x
Width of the box=10-2x
Height of the box=x
Volume of the box=lwh
V=x(12-2x)(10-2x)
The dimensions of the box that will yield maximum volume occurs at the point where the derivative of V=0.

Thus:
4(30-22x+3x²)=0
Since 4≠0
3x²-22x+30=0
Solving for x using a calculator gives:
x=1.81 or x=5.52
x cannot be 5.52 inch since the width is 10 inch and removing 2(5.52) from the width gives a negative result.
When x=1.81 inch
Length of the box=12-2x=12-2(1.81)=8.38inch
Width of the box=10-2x=10-2(1.81)=6.38 inch
Therefore, the dimensions at which the Volume is maximum are: 1.81 inch by 8.38 inch by 6.38 inch
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Step-by-step explanation:
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