Question

Two trains leave stations
588
miles apart at the same time and travel toward each other. One train travels at
115
miles per hour while the other travels at
95
miles per hour. How long will it take for the two trains to meet?

Answer 1

There's a formula for this one. @kdog55

Answer 2

I seriously don't remember formula's from my math class. But I'll google.

Answer 3

Think of this as one train standing still and
the other moving toward it at the sum of
their speeds until they meet

Let t = time in hours until they meet
Equation for the moving train:
588=(115+95)t
210t=588
t=2.8hrs

Answer 4

It's not letting me post the formula. Hold on.

Answer 5

2.8 hrs = 2hrs and (0.8 *60) mins
= 2hrs and 48 mins

Answer 6

http://i.imgur.com/4hVc4Rb.png @kdog55

Answer 7

what does s and t mean in the formula? @uri

Answer 8

Two cars leave towns
400
kilometers apart at the same time and travel toward each other. One car's rate is
12
kilometers per hour more than the other's. If they meet in
2
hours, what is the rate of the faster car?

Answer 9

can u help with this one @sangya21 @bibby @Becki

Answer 10

S stands for Speed and T stands for Time and D stands for Distance.

Answer 11

so how would i put that together

Answer 12

@uri