Alan leaves Los Angeles at 8:00 a.m. to drive to San Francisco, 400mi\;{\rm mi} away. He travels at a steady 50mph\;{\rm mph} . Beth leaves Los Angeles at 9:00 a.m. and drives a steady 60mph\;{\rm mph} .B How long does the first to arrive have to wait for the second?
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\;{\rm mi} what is this?
I don't know it to hard of a question
can you do a snapshot of the problem
oh yeah it just mph
no rm
it just mi and mph
do you get it
can get the screenshot dude
okay so! we need to know how many our each will drive to san francisco the equation is like this v=d/t so t=d/v we are given the distance btw los and san to be 400 v=50 for alan so for Alan we have t=400/50=8 hour so if he started at 8:00 am he will arrive at 4:00pm
bent is the one that arrive first
for beth t=400/60=6.66 hour that is 6hour 40min so if he started at 9:00am he will arrive at 3:40 pm
yeah so he will arrive 20 minutes before Alan
Do you get the process here?
yeah but how much times the another one have to what for the other one
is it 20 min
yes 20 minute since the first arrives at 3.40 the second 4:00 so 20 minute difference
can you help my on a another one just one more
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