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a red kite is 100 ft off the ground and is rising at 8 ft per second. a blue kite is 180 ft off the ground and is rising at 5 ft per second. how long will it take for the red kite to be higher than the blue kite? round your answer to the nearest second. (show work, please!)
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is this calculus?
no, algebra 1. or pre-algebra.
Trial & Error would work although I don't think that's the kind of work you want to see.
So... I have a solution :)
Make both into EQUATIONS!
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Red Kite: 8x + 100 Blue Kite: 5x + 180
8x +100 = 5x +180 3x = 80 x=26.666 X is the amount of seconds by the way. At 26 seconds or less, The blue kite is higher and at 27 seconds or more, the red kite is higher.
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