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The distance from Steve s house to work is 30 Km. On the way 06 Aug 2004, 07:07
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The distance from Steve’s house to work is 30 Km. On the way back Steve drives twice as fast as he did on the way to work. Altogether, Steve is spending 6 hours a day on the roads. What is Steve’s speed on the way back from work?

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The distance from Steve s house to work is 30 Km. On the way 06 Aug 2004, 07:23
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D. 15

Sum up the times for each directions.
(30/V) + (30/2V) = 6.

V=7.5
2V=15.
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D. 15

Sum up the times for each directions.
(30/V) + (30/2V) = 6.

V=7.5
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30/x + 30/2x = 6

x = 7.5

answer = 15



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