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using the formula D=S x T
given Speed=48km/h, time= 3h 45min
Do I make is 48 x 3 x 45/60 ?
I'm going to re-post again but without the rest of the question to avoid any confusion.
I'm doing long division and I have 7296/577 . I go through the long division process and I get a quotient of 12 with a remainder of 372. If I were to use the calculator, the answer is 12.64 or just 12.6 for simples. My question is, how do I get/find this .4 that is on the end of the 12?
Well this very last one I cheated and used a calculator!!
But before I was doing it in my head.
well I'm practicing for an aptitude test where I have to do about 75 questions in 24 minutes. I am given a ball part with these kinds of questions to work with so I think the method I used is quite accurate.
Well, we could use my first formula fixed of errors:
Wrong way: A =[ 324 / ( 324 + 264) ] times 2548.
Right way: A = [264 / (324 + 264) ] times 2548.
Comes out 1144.
are you doing this my hand or by calculator
If you shorten the number 4.3 instead of 4.33333, then it is just a little less accurate.
No big deal.
well if you can do 4.3333333 x 264 and all the other stuff in under 30 seconds be my guest lol
Right, so 1144 miles from point A, the shorter distance.
And 1404 miles from point B, seems to me.
well you only do it for the point or aircraft it asks for, and as it's recurring it's just 4.3 x A's speed = 1135
Okay, sounds good. Speed is good sometimes.
So now are you going to find out how much time it took for them to meet?
And then take that time and multiply it by the slower A rate for the distance,
supposing they are approaching each other in opposite directions...??
pretty much. So it's 4.3 x 264 =1135.2 so 1135. We just assume aircraft or A is traveling towards B. We don't worry about which is faster or slower unless it says Where (distance from the startpoint of vehicle B) will both vehicles meet?
If you want you can bring down the invisible zero and keep dividing.
So you get 1960 divided by 588, and then pick 3, and go
around and around getting the same answer again and again,
bringing down a zero.
sure can!, but I'm trying to do the question in under or as close to 30 seconds as I can by hand.
Oh, I see it now!!
196 times 3 is 588, so 1/3 = 0.3333333333333333 forever.
So the answer of the division is 4.3333333333 repeating.
yes its recurring. So once I do all the long division and I get like a 4. something and I have a reminder, I divide the remainder by the divisor and get my decimal point. very nice
Oh, long division, sorry, the 196 goes over the 588.
So you get 4 and 196/588. Does that help?
yeah this is where I get stuck because to remainder is larger than the divisor so what am I meant to do to get 0.3
Vehicle A is the slower one, so you have given the distance from B I think.
Add them up, and you get the total distance...
You assume Vehicle A is traveling towards B. I know how to do the question just not the long division part.
The puzzle is what is 27 times 37 ? (pretty neat huh? the answer!!)
the wonders of multiplication lol
Since rate times time is distance, it is a linear equation, a line, distance on vertical y-axis,
rate or time, you pick it is on the x-axis, horizontal to the right.
This straight line means you can do reciprocals!! I don't know why I
know this, but the answer must be:
Distance of A =[ 324 / ( 324 + 264) ] times 2548.
Don't ask me how I know this, I just do... I'm old, 45 + or - 5 years.
bye. lol.
Hi Thanks for the input but it's still a little off. You working got 1404 or 145.46 I cant remember while the answer is 1144, so it's almost in the ball park.
Hi all, I have a question to do with long division. My question is what do I do with the remainder?
For example:
Vehicle A and vehicle B are 2548 miles apart and move towards each other.
The speed of vehicle A is 264 mph and the speed of vehicle B is 324 mph.
Where (distance from the startpoint of vehicle A) will both vehicles meet?
V(a)=264
V(b)=324
D=2548
V(t)=264+324=588
T= D/S
2548/588
Now thats where I stuff up somewhere. I use long division and I get quotient of 4 with a remainder of 196; I know the answer is going to end up as 4...something and then I need to multiply that by 264 but I don't know how to figure what comes after the 4. Please help! I know it's very basic math but I am always getting stuck at this part.
excellent! thanks mate!
Hi Mariner;
That is what you have? To solve it you would take the cube root of both sides first:
Now you just have a quadratic to solve. Using inspection you can see that one root is x = 2. Can you get the other?
Or are you trying to expand that out?
From the last step you have there I did:
x^2 - 1 = 3
X^2 = 3+1
X^2 = 4
x= root 4
x= 2
I know it should be 2,-2 but how do I get the negative 2?
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Hi;
Is this what we are doing?
Did you factor all the numerators and the denominators so that cancelling is easy?
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