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Question 152447: help me pleasee
a highway patrolman spots a speeding car. he clocks it at 70 mph and takes after it .05 mile behind. if the patrolman travels at an average rate of 90 mph, how long before he over takes he car?
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Question 152447: help me pleasee
a highway patrolman spots a speeding car. he clocks it at 70 mph and takes after it .05 mile behind. if the patrolman travels at an average rate of 90 mph, how long before he over takes he car?
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Question 152446: help me. please!
a highway patrolman spots a speeding car. he clocks it at 70 mph and takes after it .05 mile behind. if the patrolman travels at an average rate of 90 mph, how long before he over takes he car?
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Question 152452: After 5 hours of house painting, Jess asked the assistance of Jon. Together, they finished the job in 4 more hours. Had Jon joined in an hour after Jess started working, the job would have been finished in 7 hours. How long would it have taken Jess to paint the house alone?
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Question 152412: please help!! i need help on two simlar questions.
q1) Doomtown is 200 miles due west of Sagebrush and Joshua is due west of Doomtown. At 9AM Mr. Archer leaves Sagebrush for Joshua. At 1PM Mr. Sassoon leaves downtown for Joshua. If Mr. Sassoon travels at an average speed of 20 mph faster than Mr.Archer and they each reach Joshua at 4 PM, how fast is each traveling?
q2) Timothy leaves home for Skedunk 400 miles away. After 2 hours, he has to reduce his speed by 20 mph due to rain. If he takes 1 hour for lunch and gas, and and reaches Skedunk 9 hours after he left home, what was his initial speed?
please help!!
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Question 152566: Please help me solve this: Clifford "TI" Harris went on a weekend trip. He averaged 35mi/h in the city and 60mi/h on the highway. If the 150mi trip took 3hrs, how much of the time was he driving in the city.
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Question 152554This question is from textbook
: The clock shows the time of 3:30. Mike's 1-hour filght landed in Richmond. It took him 30 minutes to drive to the airport, and he was 45 minutes early for his flight. At what time did he leave his house?This question is from textbook
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Question 152554This question is from textbook
: The clock shows the time of 3:30. Mike's 1-hour filght landed in Richmond. It took him 30 minutes to drive to the airport, and he was 45 minutes early for his flight. At what time did he leave his house?This question is from textbook
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Question 152792: I am having problems with problem because of the different start times. The only problems online I have found with different start times are when the two vehicles are leaving from the same location.
At noon a train leaves Bridgton heading east at 90 mi/hr to Cogsville, 450 miles away. At 12:15 pm a train leaves Cogsville heading west to Bridgton at 100 mi/hr. At what time will they pass each other?
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Question 152934: I have a word problem.
The distance from Philadelphia and Sea Isla City is 100 miles. A car was driven this distance using tires with a radius of 14 inches. How many revolutions of each tire occurred on the trip?
I would like to learn how to break down the equation if I may.
Many thanks!!
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Question 153165: Making a round trip from Fairview to Casterville, a distance of 20 miles, a pilot faces a 30mph head wind one way and a 30mph tail wind on the return trip. The return trip takes 45 minutes less than the outbound journey. Find the speed of the plane in still air
from Fair/Cast distance=10miles; rate = (r-30); time = t
from Cast/Fair distnace= 10miles; rate = (r+30); time = t -45
the total distance is 20 miles
so 10 = t(r-30)
10 = (r+30)(t-45)
the two variables are throwing me off, somethings wrong in my setup??
Thanks for your help.
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Question 153398: a car used 14 gal. of gas an traveled a total distance of 550 mi. the car's fuel efficiency is 40 mi./gal on the highway and 35 mi/gal in the city. how many gal of gasoline were used on the highway?
write linear equation and solve
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Question 153443: a person traveling 4 hours by plane and 25 hours by ship covers 1580 miles.if the speed of the plane had been one half of the actual speed and the speed of the ship had been one fourth greater,the person would have traveled only 1315 miles in the same length of time.find the speed of the plane and the ship.
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Question 153445: a bicyclist and a hiker leave the same place at the same time and travel in the same direction.the bicyclist travels 3 times as fast as the hiker.at the end of 3 hours they are 24 miles apart.how fast does the hiker travel?
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Question 153549: When operating at full capacity, an electric generator can produce 3000 kilowatts of electrical power. If the same generator is currently producing 2010 kilowatts, at what percentage of its full capacity is it running?
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Question 153654: Please help me solve: Two hikers, Alan and Ben, are 14.4 miles apart and walking towards each other. They meet in 4 hours. Find the rate of each hiker if Ben walk 0.6 mph faster than Alan. They want to know:
Alan's rate of speed is:
Ben's rate of speed is:
I have know idea on how to even start this problem.
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Question 153653: Please help me solve: Two hikers, Alan and Ben, are 14.4 miles apart and walking towards each other. They meet in 4 hours. Find the rate of each hiker if Ben walk 0.6 mph faster than Alan. They want to know:
Alan's rate of speed is:
Ben's rate of speed is:
I have know idea on how to even start this problem.
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Question 153593: This is actually more trig. i think...
For a ball going around a unit circle with speed 1
(a) how long does it take for 5 revolutions
(b) at time t=3*pie*/2 where is the ball?
(c) at t=22 where is the ball (approximately)
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Question 153687: Please help me solve the following word problem (note: this problem came straight from a worksheet):
An object is dropped from an initial height of s feet. The object's height at any time t, in seconds, is given by h= -16t^2 + s. How long does it take for an object dropped from 300 feet to hit the ground? Round your result to two decimal places.
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Question 153687: Please help me solve the following word problem (note: this problem came straight from a worksheet):
An object is dropped from an initial height of s feet. The object's height at any time t, in seconds, is given by h= -16t^2 + s. How long does it take for an object dropped from 300 feet to hit the ground? Round your result to two decimal places.
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Question 153779: Mr. Newton drive to and from work over the same route each day. On Friday, he drives at an average rate of 52 mph/km and is one minute late to work. On Monday, he drives at an average rate of 60 mph/km and is one minute early to work. If he left home at the same time each day, what is the distance Mr. Newton travels one way to work?
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