SOLUTION: Jason bought a horse that can run 94,080 furlongs per fortnight. He named it Lightening. Steven bought a horse that can run 3.24 rods per second. He named it Beast.
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Question 853129: Jason bought a horse that can run 94,080 furlongs per fortnight. He named it Lightening. Steven bought a horse that can run 3.24 rods per second. He named it Beast.
Jason and Steven are going to race the horses on a 1.3 mile track.
You want to predict the winner. Using the given speeds above, how many miles per hour does each horse run? You also want to predict the number of seconds the winning horse will finish ahead of the losing horse.
After researching, I know that 1 furlong equals 40 rods, 1 rod equals 16.5 feet, 1 furlong equals 660 feet, and 1 fortnight equals 14 days.
I know Lightening can run 35 miles per hour.
** Any help is greatly appreciated.**
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Lightning is the light that goes with thunder.
Lightening (lighten) is what bleach does to clothes.
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