Question
Elena went on a 6-mile walk. She completed the first half of the walk 1 mi/h faster than usual and the second half of the walk 2 mi/h slower than the first half.
a. If it took her 7 .2 h to complete the walk, what is her usual rate?
b. What is the formula necessary to solve this problem?
a. If it took her 7 .2 h to complete the walk, what is her usual rate?
b. What is the formula necessary to solve this problem?
Answers
if her usual speed is x, then since time = distance/speed,
3/(x+1) + 3/(x-1) = 7.2
3/(x+1) + 3/(x-1) = 7.2
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