Question

NEED HELP NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It took Amir 2 hours to hike 5 miles. On the first part of the hike, Amir averaged 3 miles per hour. For the second part of the hike, the terrain was more difficult so his average speed decreased to 1.5 mile per hour. Which equation can be used to find t, the amount of time Amir spent hiking during the second, more difficult part of the hike? 3(2 – t) = 1.5t 3t = 1.5(2 – t) 3t + 1.5(2 – t) = 5 3(2 – t) + 1.5t = 5

Answer 1

D: 3(2 – t) + 1.5t = 5

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Answer 2

We can say that x is the amount of time of the first (easier) part of the hike. Ans t is the amount of time of the second ( more difficult ) part of the hike.

x = 2 - t

And:

3 x + 1.5 t = 5

Answer:

The equation is:

3 * ( 2 - t ) + 1.5 t = 5

We can also solve this equation:

6 - 3 t + 1.5 t = 5

1.5 t = 1

t = 0.66 h = 2/3 h = 40 min.