Solving Rate Problems Answers

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Eduardo’s average speed on his commute to work was 55 miles per hour. On the way home, he hit traffic and only averaged 40 miles per hour. If the round trip took him 1.25 hours, which expression represents the distance, in miles, for his trip home that is missing from the table?

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t – 1.25
B
1.25 – t
C
40(1.25 – t)
D
40(t – 1.25)
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Yuto and Lian are at train stations 1,880 kilometers apart. Yuto boards a train heading east at an average speed of 220 kilometers per hour. At the same time, Lian boards a train heading west on a parallel track at an average speed of 250 kilometers per hour. How far has Lian traveled when the two trains pass each other?

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470 kilometers
B
880 kilometers
C
940 kilometers
D
1,000 kilometers
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Irina rode her bike to work at an average speed of 16 miles per hour. It started to rain, so she got a ride home along the same route in her coworker’s car at an average speed of 27 miles per hour. If Irina’s ride home in the car took 24 minutes (0.4 of an hour), how many hours was her bike ride to work, to the nearest tenth of an hour?

A
0.2 of an hour
B
0.4 of an hour
C
0.6 of an hour
D
0.7 of an hour
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Craig ran the first part of a race with an average speed of 8 miles per hour and biked the second part of a race with an average speed of 20 miles per hour. The entire two-part, 15-mile race took him 1.125 hours to complete. Which table correctly represents his rates, times, and distances for each part of the race?

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A table showing Rate in mile per hour, Time in hours, and Distance in miles. The first row shows Run and has 8, t, and 8 t. The second row shows Bike, and has 20, 1.125 minus t, and 20 left-parenthesis 1.125 minus t right-parenthesis.
Option A
B
A table showing Rate in mile per hour, Time in hours, and Distance in miles. The first row shows Run and has 8, t, and 8 t. The second row shows Bike, and has 20, 15 minus t, and 20 left-parenthesis 15 minus t right-parenthesis.
Option B
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A table showing Rate in mile per hour, Time in hours, and Distance in miles. The first row shows Run and has StartFraction 1 Over 8 EndFraction, t, and StartFraction 1 Over 8 EndFraction t. The second row shows Bike, and has StartFraction 1 Over 20 EndFraction, 1.125 minus t, and StartFraction 1 Over 20 EndFraction left-parenthesis 1.125 minus t right-parenthesis.
Option C
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A table showing Rate in mile per hour, Time in hours, and Distance in miles. The first row shows Run and has StartFraction 1 Over 8 EndFraction, t, and StartFraction 1 Over 8 EndFraction t. The second row shows Bike, and has StartFraction 1 Over 20 EndFraction, 15 minus t, and StartFraction 1 Over 20 EndFraction left-parenthesis 15 minus t right-parenthesis.
Option D
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If Jasper installs a floor himself, it will take him 7 hours. Working with Yolanda, it will take them 3 hours.

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(3)
Option A
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r
Option B
C
7r
D
7(3)
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Mike and Jamal are 9 miles apart, and are planning to meet up. Mike is walking at an average speed of 3 miles per hour to meet Jamal. Jamal is driving at an average speed of 25 miles per hour to meet Mike.

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25t – 3t = 0
B
25t – 3t = 9
C
25t + 3t = 1
D
25t + 3t = 9
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The average rate of the first part of Yi’s walk on a park loop was 4 miles per hour. She then met up with a friend and the two walked the rest of the way at an average rate of 5 miles per hour. The entire 3-mile walk took Yi 42 minutes (0.7 hour). Which equation can be used to solve for x, the time in hours that Yi spent walking before meeting her friend?

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x = 0.7 – x
B
x + (0.7 – x) = 1
C
4x + 5(0.7 – x) = 1
D
4x + 5(0.7 – x) = 3

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