
Andrew M. answered 03/12/18
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Mathematics - Algebra a Specialty / F.I.T. Grad - B.S. w/Honors
When they reach the same spot on the road, the sum of their
distances travelled will be 122 km and each will have been
driving for the same amount of time
distance = rate*time
Don: d = 120t
Brad: d = 90t
120t + 90t = 122
210t = 122
t = 122/210
t = 0.581 hours
Don: Distance = 120(0.581) = 69.72 km
Brad: Distance = 90(0.581) = 52.29 km
Rounding these to one decimal point
Don went 69.7 km and Brad went 52.3 km which adds to 122 km