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From Aqua-Bella island, it is possible to reach Aqua-Marine island by either ferry A or ferry B. Ferry A sails 3 hours at 7 kilometers per hour, while ferry B takes a route that is three times longer. If ferry A is slower than ferry B by 2 kilometers per hour, how many hours longer is the journey of ferry B compared with the journey of ferry A ?
A. 4
B. 7
C. 8.6
D. 9.6
E. 12.6
A. 4
B. 7
C. 8.6
D. 9.6
E. 12.6
This is what the speed, time, distance table looks like:
speed (km/hour) time (hours) distance (km)
ferry A 7 3 7×3=21
ferry B 7+2=9 3+t 3×21=63
According to Distance = Speed×Time, 9×(3+t)=63, so 3+t=7 and t=4 hours. Therefore A is the correct answer.
speed (km/hour) time (hours) distance (km)
ferry A 7 3 7×3=21
ferry B 7+2=9 3+t 3×21=63
According to Distance = Speed×Time, 9×(3+t)=63, so 3+t=7 and t=4 hours. Therefore A is the correct answer.
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Make a Speed Distance Time chart for A and B. Speed of A is 7, Time for A is 3 hrs hence distance for A (using the formula speed=distance/time) is 21 km. Hence distance for B is 3 times that of A = 3*21=63km. Speed for B is 2 kmph faster than A, hence 9. Use the formula again to get time for B is 63/9=7 hours. The difference between 7 and 3 is 4 hours.
Hence, the answer is A
Hence, the answer is A
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I drew two diagrams:
3 hrs. 7 km/hr
A:-------------->
21 km
7 hrs. 9 km/hr
B:-------------->
63 km
7-3 = 4, answer A.
We have a lot of given information. 3 hrs at 7 km/h for A. This makes a total of 21 km. If B is 3x longer, then the trip for B is 63 km. If A's ferry is 2 km/h shorter, then B's speed is 9. 63/9 gives us 7 hrs for the trip.
3 hrs. 7 km/hr
A:-------------->
21 km
7 hrs. 9 km/hr
B:-------------->
63 km
7-3 = 4, answer A.
We have a lot of given information. 3 hrs at 7 km/h for A. This makes a total of 21 km. If B is 3x longer, then the trip for B is 63 km. If A's ferry is 2 km/h shorter, then B's speed is 9. 63/9 gives us 7 hrs for the trip.
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