SOLUTION: A and B are riding bicycles on perpendicular roads. Suppose that A is 9 km from the intersection and riding toward it at 20 kph, and B is 7 km from it and riding away from it at 25
Question 788852: A and B are riding bicycles on perpendicular roads. Suppose that A is 9 km from the intersection and riding toward it at 20 kph, and B is 7 km from it and riding away from it at 25 kph. After how many hours will they be 13 km arart? Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A and B are riding bicycles on perpendicular roads. Suppose that A is 9 km from the intersection and riding toward it at 20 kph, and B is 7 km from it and riding away from it at 25 kph. After how many hours will they be 13 km arart?
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A = A's distance from the intersection
A = 9 - 20t km (t in hours)
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B = 7 + 25t
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The distance between them is the hypotenuse of the right triangle.