6th grade itinerary problems, 6th grade math itinerary problems

Updated on educate 2024-03-28
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    1.It was six o'clock in the afternoon, and for the first time the minute and hour hands were in a straight line.

    The minute hand rotates 360 60 = 6° per minute

    The hour hand, turning 6 12 = per minute

    At 6 o'clock, the minute hand is 180° behind the hour hand (in a straight line).

    The next time on the same line, I understand that the two needles coincide, it will take 180 (minutes.

    2.If someone walks at a certain speed for a certain number of hours, if the speed increases by 2 5 and decreases the speed by 1 6, then the ratio of the original time to the present is ( ).

    The meaning of the title is unclear, I can't understand it....

    Check it out and ask again.

    3.A car travels back and forth between A and B, it takes 4 hours to go, and when it comes back, the speed increases by 1 7, and how many hours does it take to come back.

    The speed is the original 1 + 1 7 = 8 7, and the time is the original 7 8

    It took 4 7 8 = hours to come back.

    or 4 (1+1 7) = hours.

    4.Liang Liang walked from home to school, 5 kilometers per hour, and when he went home, he rode a bicycle for 4 hours less than walking.

    If the conditions are insufficient, check it and ask again.

    5.A and B each walk a certain distance, their walking time ratio is 4:5, the speed ratio is 5:3, and the distance ratio is ( ).

    The distance ratio is (4 5) :( 5 3) = 4:3

    6.Two students A and B go home from school, A walks 1 5 miles longer than B, and B walks 1 11 less time than A, what is the ratio of the distance between A and B students returning from school.

    This is a speed ratio, right?

    The distance ratio of A and B (1+1 5): 1=6:5

    The time ratio of A and B is 1:(1-1 11)=11:10

    The velocity ratio of A and B is 6 11:5 10=12:11

    7.From A to B, the bus takes 10 hours, the bus takes 15 hours, now the two cars drive out from the two places at the same time, when they meet, the bus is exactly 240 kilometers, and the two places are separated by how many kilometers.

    The van takes 15 hours, right?

    Passenger-to-freight speed ratio 15:10 = 3:2

    The distance between the two places: 240 3 (3+2) = 400 km.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Children study hard.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1. Let the distance be S km, when we meet, the slow train drives 4s 9 km, and the fast train drives 5s 9 km, and the equation gets

    5s/9-4s/9=15*5

    Solution: s=675

    So the distance between A and B is 675 kilometers.

    2. The speed of A is 440 6 = 220 3 (kilometers per hour), and the speed of B is 440 5 = 88 (kilometers per hour).

    The time from the departure of car B to the meeting t=(440-220 3*1) (220 3+88)=25 11 (hours).

    Therefore, when the two cars meet, car A is still s=88*25 11=200 (kilometers) from place B

    v A + v B) * 5 = 540, v A: v B = 5:4 solution gets: v A = 60 (km min), v B = 48 (km min) Note: This question seriously violates logic, can a person walk tens of kilometers per minute???

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1. When two cars meet, the sum of A's distance and B's distance is the distance between A and B, that is.

    S A + S B = S two places.

    2. In addition, the speed of A and B, to find out what is the speed of A and what is the speed of B.

    Solution: 440 (hours.)

    A: After an hour the two cars met.

    A540 5 (5+4) = 300

    B540 4 (5+4)=240

    3.A540 5 (5+4) = 300

    B540 4 (5+4)=240

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    1 675 (km).

    2 200 (km).

    3 60 (km) 48 (km).

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1 15 (1-4 9) 4 9-1 60 (km) 60-15 = 45 (km) (45 + 60) x 5 = 525 (km).

    2 440 6=220 3 (km) 440 5=88 (km) (440-220 3x1) (220 3+88)=25 11 (h) 88*25 11=200 (km).

    3 540 5 = 108 (km) 108 (4+5) = 12 (km) 12x4 = 48 (km) 12x5 = 60 (km).

    Is this a 6th grade math problem?! I'm a 5th grader!

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    1. When the passenger car and the truck meet, the ratio of the journey is 5:3, then the travel time of the two vehicles is 6*5 8=15 4

    The distance traveled by the truck is 36 * 15 4 = 135 A and B are separated by s = 135 * 8 3 = 360 kilometers.

    2 Let the velocity of car A v1 and the velocity of car B v2 a, b and the distance between the two places s8(v1+v2)=s

    8+6)(v1+v2)=2s-140

    s = 560 km.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    1.A: 360km

    Let the speed of the passenger car be x, and the time when the passenger car and the truck meet is t; then xt:36t=5:3 gives x=60 ; 6x=360 (km)

    2.A: 560km

    Let the velocity of A be a, B be b, and the distance between s 8a + 6a = s ; 8b+6b+140=s According to the title, 8a=6b+140 ; 6a=8b.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    1.The time taken at the time of the encounter is 6*5 8, and the truck travels 36*6*5 8 distance, and the distance can be obtained 36*6*5 8*8 3=360

    2.Let the velocity of A and B be x,y a, b and the system of equations in the series of s s=8*(x+y).

    s=14xs=14y+140

    It can be solved with s=560 x=40 y=30

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    1, set the passenger car xkm h, the total distance is ykm, then y=6x, 3y (8x36)x=5y 8 y=360 2, let A xkm h, B ykm h, then 8(x+y)=6x+6y+140 (x+y)=70 are 560 apart

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Let A do x every hour and B do y every hour

    6x+12y=1

    8x+6y=1

    Solution: x=1 10; y=1/30

    So A does three days: 3 10

    7 10 B remaining: (7 10) (1 30) = 21 days.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    A can be completed when A does 6 hours and B does 12 hours, A does 8 hours and B does 6 hours, so A does 8-6 = 2 hours of work, and B does 12-6 = 6 hours, that is, A does 1 hour and B takes 3 hours.

    After A does 3 hours, the remaining workload is the workload of A doing 6-3 = 3 hours and B doing 12 hours and A doing 3 hours, B needs 3 * 3 = 9 hours.

    So 9 + 12 = 21 hours remaining.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    Let Xiao Wang walk at a speed of x meters per minute, according to the title:

    400x5+2x=300x7

    x=50 Mingming, Huahua, Lili before the three of them rode off Xiao Wang's walking distance is:

    400x5-50x5=1750 (meters).

    So Lili travels the following distance per minute:

    1750+50x10) 10=225 (m).

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    Xiao Wang's speed: (300 7-400 50) (7-5) = 50 meters.

    At first, the distance from Xiao Wang: 400 5-50 5 = 1750 meters.

    Lili's speed: (1750+50 10) 10=225 meters.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Set: Xiao Wang's speed is x meters per minute.

    400*5-5x=7*300-7x

    2000-5x=2100-7x

    2x=100

    x=505*(400-50)=1750 (m)1750+50*10) 10=225 (m).

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    The speed of the express train passing through station A at a speed of 48 kilometers per hour, and the speed changes to 32 kilometers per hour due to snow cover after 30 minutes, and it passes through station B 30 minutes later than the scheduled time.

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