Asked by THOMAS
A cat chases a mouse, which has a 160 meters head start.For every 7 metes the mouse runs, the cat run 9 meters. How far must the car run to catch the mouse
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Answered by
THOMAS
Please I need solutions
Answered by
Anonymous
both run for time t
cat runs d + 160 meters
cat speed= v
mouse speed = 7/9 v
so
7/9 v * t = d
v * t = d+160
t = 9 d / 7 v
v (9 d/7v) = d + 160
9d / 7 = d + 160
9 d= 7 d + 1120
2 d = 1120
d = 560
so
d + 160 = 720 = cat distance
cat runs d + 160 meters
cat speed= v
mouse speed = 7/9 v
so
7/9 v * t = d
v * t = d+160
t = 9 d / 7 v
v (9 d/7v) = d + 160
9d / 7 = d + 160
9 d= 7 d + 1120
2 d = 1120
d = 560
so
d + 160 = 720 = cat distance
Answered by
R_scott
for every 9 m the cat runs , he closes the distance to the mouse by 2 m
160 m / 2 m = 80 ... "steps" to catch mouse
9 m * 80 = ?
160 m / 2 m = 80 ... "steps" to catch mouse
9 m * 80 = ?
Answered by
Anonymous
LOL --- Thanks R_scott. That is much easier than my way.
Answered by
BearyScary
160/2 = answer because the cat is running 2 more meters that the mouse at a time
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