
Concept explainers
a
To write an expression for Alicia’s time with the wind
a

Answer to Problem 10CYU
Anexpression for Alicia’s time with the windis
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Alicia’s average speed riding her bikes is 11.5 miles per hours and she take round trip of 40 miles. She takes 1 hours and 20 minutes with the wind and 2 hours 30 minutes against the wind.
Let the speed of the windbe
Therefore, when Alicia travels with the wind, her speed will become
Therefore the round trip is 40 miles long so each way is
Therefore, an expression for Alicia’s time with the wind is
Hence, the An expression for Alicia’s time with the windis
b
To write an expression for Alicia’s time against the wind
b

Answer to Problem 10CYU
An expression for Alicia’s time against the windis
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Alicia’s average speed riding her bikes is 11.5 miles per hours and she take round trip of 40 miles. She takes 1 hours and 20 minutes with the wind and 2 hours 30 minutes against the wind.
Let the speed of the wind be
Therefore, the round trip is 40 miles long so each way is
Therefore, an expression for Alicia’s time against the wind is
Hence, an expression for Alicia’s time against the windis
c
To find the total time to take to complete the trip.
c

Answer to Problem 10CYU
The total time to take to complete the trip is 3 hours 50 minutes
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Alicia’s average speed riding her bikes is 11.5 miles per hours and she take round trip of 40 miles. She takes 1 hours and 20 minutes with the wind and 2 hours 30 minutes against the wind.
Let the speed of the wind be
Alicia travels with the wind is 1 hours 20 minutes
Alicia travels against the wind is 2 hours 30 minutes
Therefore, the total time can be obtained as
1 hours 20 minutes
Hence, the total time to take to complete the trip is 3 hours 50 minutes
d
To write and solve the rational equation to determine the speed of the wind..
d

Answer to Problem 10CYU
The speed of the wind is 3.5 miles per hours.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Alicia’s average speed riding her bikes is 11.5 miles per hours and she take round trip of 40 miles. She takes 1 hours and 20 minutes with the wind and 2 hours 30 minutes against the wind.
Let the speed of the wind be
Alicia’s time against the windis
Alicia’s time with the windis
The total time to take to complete the trip is 3 hours 50 minutes, which is equal to
Therefore, the equation obtained as
So, the solution of the rational equation to determine the speed of the wind is
Hence, the speed of the wind is 3.5 miles per hours.
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