15. A train leaves NYC and heads towards Long Island. The train pulls out of the station and increases its speed until it reaches its max speed. 28 minutes after leaving the station, the train has traveled 13 miles. After 46 minutes the train has traveled 28 miles.
15. A train leaves NYC and heads towards Long Island. The train pulls out of the station and increases its speed until it reaches its max speed. 28 minutes after leaving the station, the train has traveled 13 miles. After 46 minutes the train has traveled 28 miles.
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Name:
Date:
Per:
Skill #5: I can create equatlons from a verbal description and
use it to solve problems.
15. A train leaves NYC and heads towards Long Island. The train pulls
out of the station and increases its speed until it reaches its max
speed. 28 minutes after leaving the station, the train has traveled
13 miles. After 46 minutes the train has traveled 28 miles.
per
minute.
d) Write an equation to represent the number of miles the train has
traveled, y, during x minutes at its max speed only.Write an
equation to represent the number of days, x, Keisha purchased a
sandwich and the amount of money, y. Keisha had left.
e) Assuming that the train maintains its speed, determine the total
number of miles the train has traveled after 2 hours.
C) Determine the speed of the train, in miles](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F973e9c27-004d-44da-9728-a4b7bfb8444c%2F3ae604c8-1a88-4ad4-9488-6645bb243275%2Fqcamrts_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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Name:
Date:
Per:
Skill #5: I can create equatlons from a verbal description and
use it to solve problems.
15. A train leaves NYC and heads towards Long Island. The train pulls
out of the station and increases its speed until it reaches its max
speed. 28 minutes after leaving the station, the train has traveled
13 miles. After 46 minutes the train has traveled 28 miles.
per
minute.
d) Write an equation to represent the number of miles the train has
traveled, y, during x minutes at its max speed only.Write an
equation to represent the number of days, x, Keisha purchased a
sandwich and the amount of money, y. Keisha had left.
e) Assuming that the train maintains its speed, determine the total
number of miles the train has traveled after 2 hours.
C) Determine the speed of the train, in miles
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