Answer:
The distance between the two train stations is 1728 km
Step-by-step explanation:
The speed of the bus = 54 km/h
The speed of the truck = 48 km/h
When the bus and truck meet again, the distance covered by the bus = 216 km more than he distance traveled by the truck
Let the distance between the two train stations = x
Let the location where they first meet be y from station A we have;
The location where they meet again = y - 216 km
Therefore, we have;
Location where they
The time for the truck and the bus to meet again = t
Therefore, 54 × t - 48 × t = 216 km
6·t = 216 km
t = 36 hours
Therefore, the time for the bus to travel x + 216 km = 36 hours
54 × 36 = 1944 = x + 216
x = 1944 - 216 = 1728 km
The distance between the two train stations = 1728 km.
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Short answer: C. Product of 2 rational numbers = a rational number.
Why?
The numbers are both rational because squared is a result of a number multiplied by itself. Like (3^2 = 9). It turns out as a rational number because you're multiplying by two positive numbers, which always turns out as a rational number. (3^2 * 4^2 ==> 144) [3^2 = 9] [4^2 = 16]
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The x intercepts must be 1 and -4, so C.
The common ratio is the current number divided by the previous. So the ratio is 1/2
The sequence is 12, 6, 3, 3/2, 3/4 ...
You can obtain any number multiplying the previous number times 1/2.
6 = 12 *(1/2)
3 = 6*(1/2)
3/2 = 3*(1/2)
