Math, asked by tswizzle, 4 months ago

The Santiago family drove 750 miles to the beach for
summer break. They drove 5 miles per hour faster going to
the beach than returning home. If the difference between
the number of hours they traveled going to the beach and
returning home is 5 hours, what was the average speed
when they were on their way to the beach?

Answers

Answered by clarencegarsula28
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Answer:

30 Miles per hour

Step-by-step explanation:

Common sense nalang wag tanga.

Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  The Santiago family drove 750 miles to the beach for summer break.

They drove 5 miles per hour faster going to the beach than returning home.

The difference between the number of hours they traveled going to the beach and returning home is 5 hours,  

To Find : the average speed when they were on their way to the beach

Solution:

average speed when they were on their way to the beach  = x  miles per hr

They drove 5 miles per hour faster going to the beach than returning home.

Hence average speed while returning =  x - 5 miles per hr

Distance = Speed * Time

Distance = 750 miles

Time in going beach  = 750/x   hrs

Time in Returning = 750/(x - 5)  hrs

750/(x - 5) -  750/x    = 5

=> 150/(x - 5)  - 150/x  = 1

=> 150(x  - x  + 5) = x(x - 5)

=> 750  = x² - 5x

=> x² - 5x - 750  = 0

= > (x - 30)(x + 25) = 0

=> x = 30    as speed can not be negative

Hence average speed when they were on their way to the beach  = 30 miles per hour

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