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To calculate: To write an expression for the amount of time that each van has spent on the road after an additional
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Answer to Problem 44PPS
Expression for the amount of time that each van has spent on the road after an additional
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The first Ski club van has been on the road for
Calculation:
Let the additional time be
Given that the first Ski club van has been on the road for
Expression for the amount of time that first van has spent on the road after an additional
Also, given that the second van has been on the road for
Thus, Expression for the amount of time that second van has spent on the road after an additional
Conclusion:
Hence, Expression for the amount of time that each van has spent on the road after an additional
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To calculate: To write the ratio for the first van’s time on the road to the second van’s time on the road and use long division to rewrite the ratio as an expression
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Answer to Problem 44PPS
Ratio for the first van’s time on the road to the second van’s time on the road is
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The first Ski club van has been on the road for
Formula Used:
Long division is the division of whole number in a systematic procedure to derive the answer.
Calculation:
Ratio for the first van’s time on the road to the second van’s time on the road is given as follows:
Dividing the expression with the divisor to derive the quotient and remainder:
Thus, expression is
Conclusion:
Hence, expression for ratio is
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