Вопрос задан 16.01.2020 в 11:30. Предмет Алгебра. Спрашивает Пирогова Софья.

Турист проехал на велосипеде 2/3 всего пути, а остальные прошел пешком. Скорость движения туриста

пешком на 8 км/ч меньше скорости его движения на велосипеде. С какой скоростью турист шел пешком и с какой скорость он ехал на велосипеде, если весь путь составляет 54 км.
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Отвечает Смакотина Наташа.

2/3*54=36

54-36=18

нужно знать общее время иначе задачу не решить.

36/x+18/(x-8)=

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Problem Analysis

A tourist traveled 2/3 of the total distance on a bicycle and the remaining distance on foot. The speed of the tourist on foot is 8 km/h slower than the speed on the bicycle. The total distance traveled is 54 km. We need to find the speed at which the tourist walked and the speed at which the tourist cycled.

Solution

Let's assume the speed of the tourist on the bicycle is x km/h. Since the speed on foot is 8 km/h slower, the speed on foot would be (x - 8) km/h.

We know that the tourist traveled 2/3 of the total distance on the bicycle and the remaining 1/3 on foot. Let's calculate the distances traveled on each mode of transportation.

The distance traveled on the bicycle can be calculated as: Distance on bicycle = (2/3) * Total distance

The distance traveled on foot can be calculated as: Distance on foot = (1/3) * Total distance

Since we know the speed and distance, we can use the formula Speed = Distance / Time to calculate the time taken for each mode of transportation.

The time taken on the bicycle can be calculated as: Time on bicycle = Distance on bicycle / Speed on bicycle

The time taken on foot can be calculated as: Time on foot = Distance on foot / Speed on foot

Since the total time taken is the sum of the time taken on the bicycle and on foot, we can write the equation: Total time = Time on bicycle + Time on foot

We can substitute the values and solve the equation to find the speed at which the tourist walked and cycled.

Let's calculate the values step by step.

Calculation

Given: Total distance = 54 km Speed on bicycle = x km/h Speed on foot = (x - 8) km/h

Distance on bicycle = (2/3) * Total distance = (2/3) * 54 km = 36 km Distance on foot = (1/3) * Total distance = (1/3) * 54 km = 18 km

Time on bicycle = Distance on bicycle / Speed on bicycle = 36 km / x km/h = 36/x hours Time on foot = Distance on foot / Speed on foot = 18 km / (x - 8) km/h = 18/(x - 8) hours

Total time = Time on bicycle + Time on foot

Substituting the values: Total time = 36/x + 18/(x - 8)

We know that the total time taken is equal to the total distance divided by the average speed: Total time = Total distance / Average speed

Substituting the values: 36/x + 18/(x - 8) = 54 / Average speed

To solve this equation, we can cross-multiply and simplify: 36(x - 8) + 18x = 54x 36x - 288 + 18x = 54x 54x - 54x = 288 0 = 288

The equation has no solution, which means there is an error in the problem statement or the given information. Please double-check the values and try again.

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