Answer:
30 mins
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>speed = distance/ time </em>
speed of car A
= 20/ 12 km/ min
= 5/ 3 km/ min
also, speed of car A = speed of car B
speed of car B = 5/ 3 km/ min = 50km / time taken (in mins)



=> t = 30 mins
Answer:
number 1
Step-by-step explanation:
if you'd look at Number One X is negative and if you look at the two number problems the x that is negative is negative for and then the one that is positive is the Y which is 3
Answer:
37.5 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
The question might be trying to confuse the reader. Point (1) which states the difference in weight does not show any evidence on how it affects the speed of both cyclist. Point (2) show an important point where the distance traveled is 75 miles.
Cyclist B, who leave point X at 2pm overtook cyclist A at 4pm, showing that the time it took for B to overtook A is 2 hours
Speed = distance / time
= 75 miles / 2 hours
= 37.5 miles per hour
If HG and GF are both 3, then the whole length of the base is 6. The tan ratio is the side opposite the reference angle (length 4) over the side adjacent to the angle (length 6), which for us looks like this:

Now use the inverse tan button (2nd-->tan) to get

As far as the sin y goes, you have to use the Law of Sines because you are not working with a right triangle in that case. I mean you are as far as having to find out what the hypotenuses are triangle EFH and triangle EFG. The hypotenuse in triangle EFH is 7.211, and the hypotenuse in triangle EFG is 5. Using the Law of Sines to solve for y, you get this:

Solving for y and using the inverse sin gives you that y = 53.12
If you are not familiar with setting up the Law of Sines, nothing I could tell you here would help. If you are familiar, then you get the idea of where the numbers came from and why they are set up that way. Hope that helps. That second part was quite hard.