2 tracks are traveling to a destination at a constant speed right, a function for the distance remaining

in terms of the time and hours from their starting time, and then we want to use that to determine
which truck arrived first at the destination. So, let's take a look at a truck that had started at 98 and
had only 187 miles left before 1036 m. Since we know about distance and time, we're going to use
the distance formula and find the constant rate of speed. We will divide the distance by the time.
Let's look at this 99 from 9 to 10 pound 36. If they drove a certain number of miles, would that be
under 87? Between 9 am and 10 pound 36 is when we know. The rate of speed can be found by
dividing the time it took to drive 88 miles by 136 minutes. Let's make that 1 hour 1 and 36 sixtieth of
an hour and divide it by 55 to figure out how many miles they drove during that first hour after they
left. They drove 55 miles to find the distance remaining from the beginning, since they started at 8 a
m. At the start of the trip, we added 55 and 187 together, giving us a total of 242 miles remaining. So
the total trip for truck a was 242 miles, and they had to drive for 2 hours, and then they had to drive
for another 10 minutes. Let's subtract 155 from the total. We know that it takes 2 hours to find the
truck's rate of speed after we get 93. We divide 93 by 1.5 to get 2 hours. I'm sorry, but from 830 to
10 am there is just an hour and a half 1 hour and 30 minutes, and that gives us 62 miles per hour.
Let's return to this location. The 2 hours was from 630 to 830. They were driving at a constant rate of
62 miles an hour. They drove 123 miles in the first 2 hours. To find the total number of miles for the
trip, we add 24. The total troop is 372 miles, and they drove the first 2 hours and then drove the
remaining 2 hours and then they got 372 point. Let's have those functions. The function would be d
of t where t represents the time and hours from the start time, and since they started with 242 miles,
we'll subtract the number of miles It's ok to travel well. The time is t and the rate is 55. We want to
use the number of miles remaining from the beginning or the total number of miles of the trip as a
way to find how. It took each truck a while to get to the destination. The number of miles remaining
would be zero, so we're going to set each function equal to 0 point. We will write at 241, minus 55 t
equals 0. Subtract 241 from the other side and we get a result of 4.2. That's ours and never trick a.
tricks, function c, is equal to 0 because we are trying to figure out how long it will take them to reach
their destination We write 372 minus 62. Both sides are divided by negative 62 point. We know it
took 6 hours for track b to get to the destination trick. It looks like they would get their quicker,
because it only took 4.2 hours. Let's take a look at the starting times, remember that the truck
started at 88 and took 4 hours and 24 minutes. When we add the hours, we get 1224 p m. There
were two trick left at 630 and 630 after 6 hours. It looks like that truck was the first to reach the
destination. 1231. It is not by much hope that helps. Thank you for taking the time to respond.