Math question ?
Train A traveling at 200 mph leaves station at 1 pm. Both stations are directly across from each other and X miles away. If the trains meet at 4 pm what is X?
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Here's the full question:
Train A, traveling at 200 mph, leaves station A at 1 pm. Train B, traveling at 300 mph, leaves station B at 3 pm. Both stations are directly across from each other and x miles away. The trains meet at 4 pm. What is x?
At 4 pm, train A has been traveling for 3 hours.
3 hours × 200 mph = 600 miles
At that time, train B has been traveling for 1 hour.
1 hour × 300 mph = 300 miles
Answer:
x = 900 (miles)
The question states that "If the trains meet .....". This indicates that there are two or more trains.
What is/are the other train(s) ?
Train A, traveling at 200 mph, leaves station A at 1 pm.
Train B, traveling at 300 mph, leaves station B at 3 pm.
Both stations are directly across from each other and x miles away.
The trains meet at 4 pm.
What is x?
x is (600 + 300) or 900 miles.
Where is Train B in your question? You left that bit out.
Are you missing something.
If train a leaves at 1 pm at 200 mph. At 4 pm, it would have traveled 3 hours. So 200 mph * 3 hr = 600 miles. So x us 600 mikes from train A starting point.
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