
Mark M. answered 12/03/14
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r · t = d
t = d/t
s = speed in still air
s + 10 = speed with the wind
s - 10 = speed against the wind
t = 390/(s + 10) with the wind
t = 325/(s - 10) against the wind
390/(s + 10) = 325/(s - 10)
390(s - 10) = 325(s + 10)
390s - 3900 = 325s + 3250
65s = 7150
s = 110
The speed of the plane in still air is 110 mph.