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Write a function that models the given situation. A bicyclist traveled at a constant speed of 12 miles per hour for a total of 45 minutes.A bicyclist travels at the rate of 8 miles in an hour. If the bicyclist continues at this rate, how many miles can the bicyclist travel in seven hours? A. 54 miles B. 55 miles C. 45 miles D. 56 miles.No homework. REPLY: Thank you for the response. I'm unsure if this could be a homework question for someone else, but I've posted in forums with no response or had the post deleted. This is an attempt to gain an understanding of basic physics concepts and I was given this site as a possibility to find answers from a local university.
Q. Is it possible, under special conditions, for the energy in an electric circuit to be 100% conserved? This meaning that none of it is ever lost through heat energy caused by friction through the conduit or load, or any other type of transformation of the energy that eventually leaves the circuit.The speed of a bicyclist is 10 mph faster than the speed of a walker. If the bicyclist travels 26 miles in the same amount of time that the walker travels 6 miles, find the speed of each. Let D B, r B, and t B represent the distance, rate, and time, respectively, that the bicyclist travels, and let D W, r W, and t W represent the distance, rate, and time, respectively, that the walker travels.
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