Raymond B. answered 03/15/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
Kieley lives 1 mile a way, Courtney lives 5 miles away. Kiely walks and Courtney runs 10 mph faster than Kieley walks. The want to meet at the same time. When should they leave
distance = speed times time
d=st
time = distance divided by speed
t = d/s
t = 5/c = 1/k where c=Courtney's speed and k = Kieley's speed = c-10
5/c = 1/(c-10)
cross multiply
5c -50 = c
4c =50
c=50/4 = 12 1/2 mph
k = 2 1/2 mph
t = 5/(12 1/2) = 5/(25/2) = 5(2/25) = 2/5 of an hour = (2/5)(60) = 24 minutes
t =1/(2 1/2) = 1/(5/2) = 2/5 of an hour = 24 minutes
it takes Kieley 24 minutes to go 1 mile walking 2 1/2 mph
it takes Courtney 24 minutes to go 5 miles running at 12 1/2 mph
they can leave at the same time and arrive at the same time