Asked by Ham
If a train offers 12 intersection of town with every intersection is .75 miles apart in the train travels 2 miles per hour in Spanish 45 seconds at every stop to unload customers how long will it take to get the first intersection to the last
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
What does "in Spanish" have to do with this question?
Answered by
Steve
I think that is supposed to read <u>and spends</u>
it takes .75mi * 1hr/2mi = .375hr = 22.5 min to travel between stops.
So, assuming we start counting as the train arrives at the 1st intersection, it takes (in minutes)
12*.75 + 11*22.5 = 256.5 minutes
before it leaves the final station.
Man, that's some slow train, at 2 mi/hr! Walking is faster.
it takes .75mi * 1hr/2mi = .375hr = 22.5 min to travel between stops.
So, assuming we start counting as the train arrives at the 1st intersection, it takes (in minutes)
12*.75 + 11*22.5 = 256.5 minutes
before it leaves the final station.
Man, that's some slow train, at 2 mi/hr! Walking is faster.
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.