s=60-12t
for t=3.5, s=60-12*3.5=18
for s=30, 30=60-12t, solve the equation, you get t=2.5
Pranav D.
asked 08/31/20A bicyclist traveled with a speed of 12 km/h from a camping ground to a station, located 60 km away. Write a formula expressing the dependence of the variable s on t, where s is the distance between the bicyclist and the station in km, t - the duration (time) of his travel in hours. Using the formula, find:
a) s for t = 3.5, the formula is: ? and for t=3.5 s = ?
b) t for s = 30, the formula is: ? and for s = 30 t = ?
s=60-12t
for t=3.5, s=60-12*3.5=18
for s=30, 30=60-12t, solve the equation, you get t=2.5
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