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First, we count how far reached the Nell: 3,5 * 16 = 56 miles
Secondly, we count how far reached the Kristin: 3,5 * 18 = 63 miles
Now we expect the difference in the distance between them: 63 - 56 = 7 miles
The results that Kristin about seven miles driven more than Nell.

Answered by MattD | 2024-06-10

After skating for 3.5 hours, Nell and Kristin will be 7 miles apart, as they skate at 16 mph and 18 mph, respectively, and the difference in their distances traveled is 7 miles.
The question asks how far apart two in-line skaters, Nell and Kristin, will be after skating in the same direction at different speeds for 3.5 hours. To solve this, we calculate the distance each skater covers by multiplying their skating speed by the time spent skating, then find the difference between the two distances.
Nell skates at 16 miles per hour, so in 3.5 hours she would skate: 16 mph x 3.5 hours = 56 miles.
Kristin skates at 18 miles per hour, so in 3.5 hours she would skate: 18 mph x 3.5 hours = 63 miles.
The difference in distances is: 63 miles - 56 miles = 7 miles.
Therefore, Nell and Kristin will be 7 miles apart after 3.5 hours of skating in the same direction.

Answered by BetteDavis | 2024-06-25

Nell skates 56 miles in 3.5 hours, while Kristin skates 63 miles. The difference in their distances means that Kristin will be 7 miles ahead of Nell after 3.5 hours. Therefore, they will be 7 miles apart.
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Answered by MattD | 2024-10-30