SOLUTION: you and your friend live 12 miles apart. you leave home at the same time and travel towards eachother. you walk at a rate of 4 miles per hours and your bicycles at a rate of 11 mil
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Question 1045424: you and your friend live 12 miles apart. you leave home at the same time and travel towards eachother. you walk at a rate of 4 miles per hours and your bicycles at a rate of 11 miles per hour. how long after you leave home will you meet?how far from home will each of you be?
suppose your friend bikes at a rate of 12 miles per hour how much sooner will you meet? how far from home will each of you be?
"PERSON" is referenced as traveling or traveled "from home". The number for this will be .
RATE TIME DISTANCE
PERSON t
FRIEND t
TOTAL d
Description established
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Practical thinking is to use that both people starting at same time going toward each other decrease in distance at the SUM of their two rates. Calling this sum S, travel time t, known distance D, you can simply have and then .
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What this means for the first part of the example is time is hours, or .