
William R. answered 02/28/23
Effective tutor of undergraduate and high school math SAT and GRE mat
111 km per hour and 124 km per hr
Wesley A.
asked 02/23/23Two buses leave towns 1410
kilometers apart at the same time and travel toward each other. One bus travels 13
kmh
faster than the other. If they meet in 6
hours, what is the rate of each bus?
William R. answered 02/28/23
Effective tutor of undergraduate and high school math SAT and GRE mat
111 km per hour and 124 km per hr
Raymond B. answered 02/23/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
1410/6 = 235 mph
235/2 = 117.5 average speed for each
add & subtract 13/2 = 6.5 to get
111 mph for the slower
124 mph for the faster
speeding tickets may slow them down though, along with a few fender benders
but police cars may not be able to follow in cities where they cut police budgets
what police officer wants to risk his life at their current salary. they only get
paid to do so much
or more conventional solution method
f = s +13
1410 = (6)f + 6s
6(s+13) + 6s = 1410
12s = 1410- 78 = 1332
s = 1332/12 = 111 mph for slower bus
f = 111+13 = 124 mph for faster bus
if there were any kids on board the parents would get
both bus drivers' licences revoked along with
some felony criminal charges. Next stop prison
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Peter R.
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