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Yolanda and Yoko ran in a 100-yd dash. When Yolanda crossed the finish line, Yoko was ten yd behind her. The girls then repeate...Asked by marko
Yolanda and Yoko ran in 100 yd dash. When Yolanda crossed the finish line, Yoko was 10 yrd behind her. The girls then repeated the race, with Yolanda starting 10 yrd behind the starting line. If each girl ran at the same rate as before, who won the race? By how many yards?
i say it would be a tie
next question:
Assuming the girls run at the same rate as before, how far behind the starting line should Yolanda be in order for the 2 to finish in a tie?
10 yards
i say it would be a tie
next question:
Assuming the girls run at the same rate as before, how far behind the starting line should Yolanda be in order for the 2 to finish in a tie?
10 yards
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Answered by
chris
the answer to question 1 is a tie and how many yards is 0.the answer to the second question is 10 yards behind the finishing line.
Answered by
marko
so I was correct i got same answer like you
Answered by
Reiny
First race:
let Yolanda' time to finish the 100 yds be t sec
then Yolanda's rate = 100/t yds/sec
Yoko's rate = 90/t yds/sec
Second Race
Distance for Yolanda is 110 yrd
Distance for Yoko is 100 yrd
time to run for Yolanda to run 110 yrs = 110/(100/t) = 1.1 t
time for Yoko to run 100 yrs = 100/(90/t) = 1.1111..t
So when Yolanda has done her 110 yds in 1.1t seconds, Yoko would not be finished yet
So it is not a tie..!!!
let the distance Yolanda should start behind the starting line be x yds
so for the times to be the same..
(100+x)/(100/t) = 100/(90/t)
t(100+x)/100 = t(100)/90
divide by t
(100+x)/100 = 100/90
90(100+x) = 100(100)
9(100+x) = 10(100)
900 + 9x = 1000
9x = 100
x = 100/9 = 11.11111. yds
let Yolanda' time to finish the 100 yds be t sec
then Yolanda's rate = 100/t yds/sec
Yoko's rate = 90/t yds/sec
Second Race
Distance for Yolanda is 110 yrd
Distance for Yoko is 100 yrd
time to run for Yolanda to run 110 yrs = 110/(100/t) = 1.1 t
time for Yoko to run 100 yrs = 100/(90/t) = 1.1111..t
So when Yolanda has done her 110 yds in 1.1t seconds, Yoko would not be finished yet
So it is not a tie..!!!
let the distance Yolanda should start behind the starting line be x yds
so for the times to be the same..
(100+x)/(100/t) = 100/(90/t)
t(100+x)/100 = t(100)/90
divide by t
(100+x)/100 = 100/90
90(100+x) = 100(100)
9(100+x) = 10(100)
900 + 9x = 1000
9x = 100
x = 100/9 = 11.11111. yds
Answered by
Math
on part one of the question Yolanda wins by one second I am currently working on the second question.
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