A bus route has stops at every intersection, 200 m apart. The speed of traffic and of the buses except for their stopping at bus stops is 30 km/h, but for every stop, buses lose a total of ts=20 seconds. Passengers are uniformly distributed along the route and walk to/from its stops at a speed of Vw= 4.8 km/h. a. How would a passenger's total travel time (consider only access to stops and travel on buses) change if every other stop was abandoned (i.e., the spacing between stops was increased from 200 m to 400 meters, if the average trip length on the line is: i) 4 km; ii) 6 km; and iii) 8 km? b. For what passenger trip length Lp will the total travel time remain the same?
A bus route has stops at every intersection, 200 m apart. The speed of traffic and of the buses except for their stopping at bus stops is 30 km/h, but for every stop, buses lose a total of ts=20 seconds. Passengers are uniformly distributed along the route and walk to/from its stops at a speed of Vw= 4.8 km/h. a. How would a passenger's total travel time (consider only access to stops and travel on buses) change if every other stop was abandoned (i.e., the spacing between stops was increased from 200 m to 400 meters, if the average trip length on the line is: i) 4 km; ii) 6 km; and iii) 8 km? b. For what passenger trip length Lp will the total travel time remain the same?
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![A bus route has stops at every intersection, 200 m apart. The speed of traffic and of the buses
except for their stopping at bus stops is 30 km/h, but for every stop, buses lose a total of ts=20
seconds. Passengers are uniformly distributed along the route and walk to/from its stops at a speed
of Vw= 4.8 km/h.
a. How would a passenger's total travel time (consider only access to stops and travel on
buses) change if every other stop was abandoned (i.e., the spacing between stops was
increased from 200 m to 400 meters, if the average trip length on the line is: i) 4 km; ii) 6
km; and iii) 8 km?
b. For what passenger trip length Lp will the total travel time remain the same?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F854ba75e-0ff5-47a8-ad96-16d341219f52%2Fd93e5fea-a7cb-40cb-bc8d-95d281b5c7f9%2F8k20dea_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A bus route has stops at every intersection, 200 m apart. The speed of traffic and of the buses
except for their stopping at bus stops is 30 km/h, but for every stop, buses lose a total of ts=20
seconds. Passengers are uniformly distributed along the route and walk to/from its stops at a speed
of Vw= 4.8 km/h.
a. How would a passenger's total travel time (consider only access to stops and travel on
buses) change if every other stop was abandoned (i.e., the spacing between stops was
increased from 200 m to 400 meters, if the average trip length on the line is: i) 4 km; ii) 6
km; and iii) 8 km?
b. For what passenger trip length Lp will the total travel time remain the same?
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