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The distance (in miles) traveled when driving at a certain speed s for 23 hours, then driving miles/hour faster for another hour. Express the distance in terms of s. We'll do it in parts: the distance traveled when driving at s mph for 23 hours is the expression __________ . ADDED to that distance is driving 1 hour at 14 mph FASTER, so the expression to be added is _______. The final answer (expression) then is __________. Please help me on this one!
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first one is \[D=23s\]
14 mph faster is \[23+14=37\] and so you add \[D=23s+37\]
so.... s=37?
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