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    Instruction 1 Math MT

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    The document contains 5 examples of speed and time word problems. The first example asks how long it will take for a passenger bus and car traveling in opposite directions at 30 mph and 80 mph respectively to be 275 miles apart. The second asks how long it will take for Abdul traveling 110 miles at 50 mph to arrive for his son's basketball game. The third asks how much longer it would take to travel at 30 kph instead of 45 kph over the same distance. The fourth asks how long it will take for two groups traveling in opposite directions at 60 kph and 40 kph to be 200 miles apart. The fifth asks how long it will take to travel 120 km at 60 kph.

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    Instruction 1 Math MT

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    The document contains 5 examples of speed and time word problems. The first example asks how long it will take for a passenger bus and car traveling in opposite directions at 30 mph and 80 mph respectively to be 275 miles apart. The second asks how long it will take for Abdul traveling 110 miles at 50 mph to arrive for his son's basketball game. The third asks how much longer it would take to travel at 30 kph instead of 45 kph over the same distance. The fourth asks how long it will take for two groups traveling in opposite directions at 60 kph and 40 kph to be 200 miles apart. The fifth asks how long it will take to travel 120 km at 60 kph.

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    The document contains 5 examples of speed and time word problems. The first example asks how long it will take for a passenger bus and car traveling in opposite directions at 30 mph and 80 mph respectively to be 275 miles apart. The second asks how long it will take for Abdul traveling 110 miles at 50 mph to arrive for his son's basketball game. The third asks how much longer it would take to travel at 30 kph instead of 45 kph over the same distance. The fourth asks how long it will take for two groups traveling in opposite directions at 60 kph and 40 kph to be 200 miles apart. The fifth asks how long it will take to travel 120 km at 60 kph.

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    Instruction 1 Math MT

    Uploaded by

    Ren Magallon
    The document contains 5 examples of speed and time word problems. The first example asks how long it will take for a passenger bus and car traveling in opposite directions at 30 mph and 80 mph respectively to be 275 miles apart. The second asks how long it will take for Abdul traveling 110 miles at 50 mph to arrive for his son's basketball game. The third asks how much longer it would take to travel at 30 kph instead of 45 kph over the same distance. The fourth asks how long it will take for two groups traveling in opposite directions at 60 kph and 40 kph to be 200 miles apart. The fifth asks how long it will take to travel 120 km at 60 kph.

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    Example 1:

    A passenger bus travels at 30 mph. A passenger car (Hyundai-Elantra)


    travels at 80 mph. If they travel in opposite directions, how long will it take before
    they are 275 miles apart?

    Distance= Rate * Time

    Type Rate Time Distance f(x)

    Car 80 x F(x)=80x

    Bus 30 x F(x)=30x

    Solution:

    80x + 30x =275

    110x =275

    110 110X= 2.5

    In 2 hours and a half hour hours, they will be 275 miles apart.

    Conclusion:

    Based on the table above, the passenger bus travels at 30 mph while the
    passenger car travels 80 mph. In 2 hours and a half hours, they will be 275 miles
    apart.
    Example 2:

    Abdul is a entrepreneur and a father of two boys, his eldest son is a


    basketball varsity player and they live in Butuan but he is currently working in
    Cagayan de Oro City. His eldest son has a basketball game that he has to catch
    up at 3 pm. Abdul made use of his Toyota-Altis (having an average speed of
    200mph) and left his work at 12:00 noon. If the distance between Butuan City to
    Cagayan de Oro is 110 miles and Abdul is driving with 2 constant speed of 50
    mph, has long will it take him to arrive his destination? Will he able to watch his
    son play the game?

    Time= Distance/ Speed

    Let y be the function that describes the time consumed for x miles travelled. F(x)=x/50

    Distance(x) Speed Time=f(x)=x/50

    1 Mile 50 mph f(1)=1/50=0.02

    2 Miles 50 mph f(2)=2/50=0.04

    . . .

    . . .

    . . .

    110 Miles 50 mph f(110)=110/50=2.2hrs

    Conclusion: :. Abdul will take 2 hours and 12 minutes to arrive in Butuan City and will
    surely be able to watch his son’s game.
    Example 3:

    A honda civic car travels at average speed of 45 kph going to Bukidnon in


    2 hours travel time. If it had traveled 30 kph, how many more minutes will it take
    for the car to reach destination?

    Distance= Rate* Time

    Rate Time Distance f(x)

    Case 1 45 kph 2 hours F(x)= 45(2)=90

    Case 2 30 kph t F(x)=30(t)=30t

    Solution:

    30 t = 90

    T=90/30

    T=3

    Conclusion:

    It would take 3 Hours for the car to reach the destination if he had traveled
    30 kph.
    Example 4:

    Two groups of friends are going on a vacation. The first group of


    friends used their Subaru Forester and the second group of friends used
    their Toyota Altis. They will both leave at 8:00 am at an opposite direction.
    The first car heads to the west at a constant rate of 60 kph while the other
    heads to east at a constant rate of 40 kph. How long will it take for them to
    be 200 mile apart?

    Rate Time Distance f(x)

    Car 1 60 kph t F(x)= 60t

    Car 2 40 kph t F(x)=40t

    Solution:

    60t + 40 t =200

    100t =200

    100 100

    T=2

    Conclusion:

    It would take them 2 hours for them to be 200 miles apart.


    Example 5:

    Magallon’s family is going to a place 120 km away from Cagayan de Oro


    using their new, Suzuki Jimny. How long will the trip take if they will travel at 2
    rate of 60 kph?

    Time= Distance/ Speed

    Let t be the function that describes the consumed x miles travelled. T (x) = x/60

    Speed (x) Travel time t(x)

    10 kph T(x)=120/10=12 Hours

    30 kph T(x)=120/30+4 Hours

    . .

    . .

    . .

    . .

    60 kph T(x)=120/60=2 Hours

    Conclusion:

    Based on the table above, the car is travelling at 2 constant speed of 60


    kph. They will arrive at their destination in 2 hours.

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