SOLUTION: A car is traveling 30 mph faster than a bus, in the time that it takes the bus to travel 105 miles the car travels 195 miles, what is the speed of the car?
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Question 367527: A car is traveling 30 mph faster than a bus, in the time that it takes the bus to travel 105 miles the car travels 195 miles, what is the speed of the car?
Im having trouble ive tried utilizing the v=d/t equation but i keep getting confused in my chart. Your help would be appreciated. Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A car is traveling 30 mph faster than a bus, in the time that it takes the bus to travel 105 miles the car travels 195 miles, what is the speed of the car?
bus speed be x mph
bus distance = 105
bus time = 105/x
car speed = x+30 mph
car distance = 195
car time = 195/(x+30)
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car time = bus time
195/(x+30)= 105/x
195x=105(x+30)
195x=105x+3150
195x-105x= 3150
90x = 3150
/90
x= 35 mph speed of bus
speed of car = 30+35 = 65 mph
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