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PS · Problem Solving
sub-505
Distance/Rate Problems
If Juan takes 11 seconds to run y yards, how many seconds will it take him to run x yards at the same rate?
Answer Choices
Correct answer marked below11x/y
Correct
B
11y/x
C
x/(11y)
D
11/(xy)
E
xy/11
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What it tests
Your application of distance = rate × time to trains, boats, and commuters, including relative speed.
Common trap
Mixing units (miles per hour vs. minutes) or averaging speeds — average speed is total distance over total time.
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sub-505
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PS
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