the speed of a train is 6mph slower thant the speed of train b. train a travels 190 miles in the same tme it takes train b to travel 220 miles.
You forgot to ask the actual question
i did, but i typed it wrong and deleted it.
speed of train a? speed of train b? I keep getting different answers
what answers did you get?
speed*hrs = 220 and (speed-6)*hrs = 190 btw
5 hours have gone by, because the trains are 30 miles apart
hence 44 and 38
once i got 42 and 35
42-35 = 7 difference wups
but i think i multiplied wrong
im working it again to check
Let speed of Train B be x miles/hr Then speed of train A is (x-6) miles/hr it's given that in equal time train A covers 190 miles and train B covers 220 miles so \[ \frac{190}{x-6}=\frac{220}{x}\] or\[190(x)=220(x-6)\] \[190x-220x=-1320\] \[-30x=-1320\] \[x=44\] so spee of train B is 44miles/ hour and train A's speed is 38 miles/hour
i did. i multiplied wrong and put the wrong number down in my equation. simple mistakes ugh/ thanks
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