Concept explainers
(a)
Write the equation for Emilee’s trip where
(a)

Answer to Problem 42PPS
The equation for Emilee’s trip where
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Emilee’s Total Distance
Justyne’s Total Distance
The equation for Emilee’s trip where
As Speed
Distance
Conclusion:
Thus The equation for Emilee’s trip where
(b)
Write an equation for Justyne’s trip where
(b)

Answer to Problem 42PPS
The equation for Justyne’s trip where
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Emilee’s Total Distance
Justyne’s Total Distance
Justyne’s trip where
Justyne’s Total Distance
Conclusion:
The equation for Justyne’s trip where
(c)
Graph the two equations on the same coordinate plane.
(c)

Answer to Problem 42PPS
The Graph is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Emilee’s Equation
Justyne’s Equation
Red: Emilee’s Equation
Blue:Justyne’s Equation
Conclusion:
The Graph is drawn as,
(d)
Explain the overlap of Emilee’s and Justyne’s trip.
(d)

Answer to Problem 42PPS
They don’t overlap at any point.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Emilee’s Total Distance
Justyne’s Total Distance
Emilee:
According to the problem, Emilee starts at 225 miles from the park, this is an initial condition, and so it’s gone be the independent term. She travels at a rate of 70 miles per hour, this is gone be the coefficient of the variables, because ratio refers to the slope.
So Emilee’s expression would be,
Justyne’s:
With the same procedure for the Emilee. She starts at 200 miles from the part and she travels with a ratio of 65 miles per hour. So the liner expression would be,
With the help of graph, you will get more understanding that they don’t overlap at any point. This means that they don’t overlap during the travel.
Conclusion:
Thus, theydon’t overlap at any point.
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