The number of miles remaining for a jet traveling from San Francisco to New York can be approximated with the linear equation Miles remaining=2650 - 475t where t is the number of hours since leaving San Francisco. In how many hours will the jet be 1,000 miles from New York?
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1000=2650-475t

-1650=-475t

t=66/19 hours
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Simplifying

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Remaining miles = 2,650-475t

miles from New york = 100

Number of hours of = t

 

Solution:

1000=2,650-475t

1000-2,650 = -475t

-1,650=-475t

-1,650/-475 = -475t/-475

3.47 = t

t = 3.47

Thus, the jet will take 3.47 hours to travel 1,000 mile from New York
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suburban (200,000 voters), and

rural(50,000 voters).

Primary issues:

Building more roads

Gun control

Farm subsidies

Gasoline tax

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for m = 2650 -450t, substitute m, the miles remaining, with 1000, the miles remaining to get to New York.

1000 = 2650-450t

-1650 = -450t

t = 3.67 hours.

Hope this helped!
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1000=2650-475t

-1650=-475t

t=1650/475

t=3.47hours

this means that, the jet will in 3.47hours be 1000 from New York
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475t=2650-1000=1650

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