Friday, January 8, 2016
GP 3 Week 9 (Due 3/11/16)
The Smith's are traveling to South Carolina with the Jones. At one point the two families get seperated. The Smith's were 20 miles ahead of the Jones. If the Jones are traveling at 60 mph and the Smiths are traveling at 50 mph, how long will it take the Jones to catch up. EXPLAIN
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So the Smith's were 20 miles ahead of the Jones the Jones are traveling 60mph and the Smith's are traveling 50mph it would take 1hr in 30mins because u got to add 20 plus 60 abd 50 and u get 130.
ReplyDeleteSo the Smith's were 20 miles ahead of the Jones the Jones are traveling 60mph and the Smith's are traveling 50mph it would take 1hr in 30mins because u got to add 20 plus 60 abd 50 and u get 130.
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smith is got 120 miles and jones thes same amount it will take the jones 2 hours to catch up to smith and that is how i got my answer.
The Smiths' are ahead of the Jones by 20 miles and are traveling 50 miles. The Jones are traveling 60 miles. 60+20=80 80+50=130, In one hour and thirty minutes the Jones will catch up
ReplyDeleteIts will take 2 hours to catch up to the smith family.
ReplyDelete60+20=80
80+50=130
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It will take the Jones 2 hours to catch up to the Smith's. I know this because for the Smith's 50 mph + 50 mph = 100 mph plus the 20 miles head start which equals 120 miles after 2 hours. For the Jones 60 mph + 60 mph = 120 miles after 2 hours.
ReplyDeleteI think it is going to take the Jones family 1 hours and 30min to get close to the Smiths family. I got my answer by adding 20 and 60, I got 80. Then you add 80 and 50 and you get 130.
ReplyDeleteIt will take the jones 2 hours. I got my answer by multiplying 60•2=120 then I multiplied 50•2=100 and added 20 because there 20 miles ahead and got 120. So in 2 hours they will both be at 120 which means the jones caught up
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ReplyDeleteIt will take the jones 2 hours to catch up.
I got my answer by multiplying 60*2=120 then I multiplied 50*2=100 and added 20 because the 20 miles. so in 2 hours they both will be at 120.
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ReplyDeleteIf the Jones catched up it would take 2 hours. This is because 50 x 50 is 100. Add the head start(20) which equal 120 mph. So in 2 hours he would catch up.
I got 2 hours. I multiplied 60 by 2 and got 120 then 50 by 2 getting 100 and added 20 for the 20 miles. In 2 hours they will be at 120.
ReplyDeleteIt will take the Jones 2 hours to catch up to the Smith's. I know this because for the Smith's 50 mph + 50 mph = 100 mph plus the 20 miles head start which equals 120 miles after 2 hours. For the Jones 60 mph + 60 mph = 120 miles after 2 hours.
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If the Jones caught up it would take 2 hours. This is because 50 x 50 is 100. Add the head start(20) which equal 120 mph. So in 2 hours they would catch up.
It will take the Jones 2 hours to catch up to the Smith's. I know this because for the Smith's 50 mph + 50 mph = 100 mph plus the 20 miles head start which equals 120 miles after 2 hours. For the Jones 60 mph + 60 mph = 120 miles after 2 hours
ReplyDeleteThe jones will catch up in 2 hours because if the smiths are 20 minutes ahead of the jones and traveling at 50 mph, and 50+50=100 plus the 20 minutes they already travel is 120 and 60+60=120 so it will take them 2 hours
ReplyDeleteIt will take 2 hours for the Jones to catch up to the Smiths because 60+60=120 So 2 hours. Then also the Jones are going 50miles per hour 50+50+20(headstart)=2 hours Zack shumway 7th period
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ReplyDeleteIt would take the Jones 2 hours to catch up to the Smith because I got my answer by adding 50+50=100 then added 20 = 120mph (for the smith)
ReplyDeleteI also added 60+60=120 ( for the Jones)
That's how I got my answer