Ask a New Question

Question

Cities A, B, C and D are equidistant. That is, B is d miles from A, C is d miles from B, and D is d miles from C. Suppose you travel 55 mph from A to B, 40 mph from B to C, and 50 Mph from C to D. What single, constant speed could you have traveled from A to B to C to D that would have taken the same amount of time?
14 years ago

Answers

Robo
I know that I am supposed to use harmonic mean. Just not sure how to set up formula.
14 years ago

Related Questions

Find the locus of points equidistant from two straight lines y-5=0 and y-3=0 A moving point is always equidistant from (-3,2) and the line 2x-y+2=0. What is the equation of its... A moving point is always equidistant from (-3,2) and the line 2x-y+2=0. What is the equation of its... A moving point is always equidistant from (5,3) and the line 3x+y+5=0. What is the equation of its l... AB and CD are two chords equidistant from the center O. OP is the perpendicular drawn from center O... Two points, P and R, are equidistant from the positively charged object, A. They are on opposite sid... Which of the following cities is representative of a complex society from the Indus River Valley civ... Of the following cities, which is the largest in Kansas?\ (1 point) Topeka Wichita dodge city... Because different cities are located in different climates, the relationship between hours of sunlig... hich cities are port cities? Choose all answers that are correct. Responses New Or...
Ask a New Question
Archives Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use