SOLUTION: It took a cyclist 6 hours to travel 48 miles going against the wind. The next day on the return trip, it took the cyclist 3 hours, traveling with the wind. What was the speed of th
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Question 876009: It took a cyclist 6 hours to travel 48 miles going against the wind. The next day on the return trip, it took the cyclist 3 hours, traveling with the wind. What was the speed of the cyclist?
I have to make a chart.
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
How is bicycle speed related to windspeed?
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