SOLUTION: i need help setting up this equation for rate, time, and distance.
at 7:00am joe starts jogging at 6 mi/h. at 7:10am ken starts off after him. how fast must ken run in order
Question 818575: i need help setting up this equation for rate, time, and distance.
at 7:00am joe starts jogging at 6 mi/h. at 7:10am ken starts off after him. how fast must ken run in order to overtake him at 7:30am ?
thank you Found 2 solutions by josgarithmetic, TimothyLamb:Answer by josgarithmetic(39628) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! at the overtake:
both runners have traveled distance: D
overtake time: 7:30 - 7:00 = 30/60 = (1/2) hour
Joe's time: T = 1/2 hour
Ken's time: (T - 10/60) = (1/2 - 1/6) = (6/12 - 2/12) = (4/12) = (1/3) hour
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s = d / t
d = s * t
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joe:
D = 6(1/2) = 3
D = 3 miles
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ken:
D = s(1/3)
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D = 3 = s(1/3)
3 = s(1/3)
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s = 9
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answer:
ken must run at 9 mph to overtake joe at 7:30
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