A plane flies x mph. How far can it go in y hours?

Which expression represents this?

xy miles
x/y miles
x + y miles

Question

A plane flies x mph. How far can it go in y hours?

Which expression represents this?

xy miles
x/y miles
x + y miles

NoodlesAndRiceYT · Answer

Well, what are you thinking the answer is?

aboyles · Answer

i would have to say maybe xy miles

Tutorial · Answer

Do you have any more information?

aboyles · Answer

not  really

NoodlesAndRiceYT · Answer

@aboyles wrote:

i would have to say maybe xy miles

i believe you are correct

aboyles · Answer

thanks

Tutorial · Answer

Also yes that is right

NoodlesAndRiceYT · Answer

Your welcome! Now you can close this question sense it is answered

aboyles · Answer

i got one more

NoodlesAndRiceYT · Answer

Ah, ok

aboyles · Answer

Two trucks started toward each other at the same time from towns 500 km apart. One truck traveled at a rate of 65 km per hour while the other traveled at 60 km per hour. After how many hours did they meet?

If x represents the number of hours, which of the following equations could be used to solve the problem?

65x = 60x
65x - 60x = 500
65x + 60x = 500

Tutorial · Answer

I think you may want to post this on a different post.

NoodlesAndRiceYT · Answer

@tutorial wrote:

I think you may want to post this on a different post.

I think so too

aboyles · Answer

ok

Tutorial · Answer

Thank you 🙏

SliperyCat12 · Answer

It is xy miles