A child is on a train going 50mph from Madison, WI to Greenbay, WI, which is 132.56miles. The time is 2:32pm. He is eating a 4.23inch icecream which melts at 1.78inch per 5minutes and 12.5seconds, until half of the icecream is left which is then melted at half of the rate. At what time of the day will the icecream completely melt and what time will he be at Green Bay? If the train wheels were 1inch different appart from the front, what difference would this make in the time from getting to Green Bay from Madison?
2006-11-14
14:37:31
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Icecream is melting, not beging ate. What time of the day (h/m/s)
2006-11-14
14:45:54 ·
update #1
Icecream is melting, not beging ate. What time of the day (h/m/s), icecream melts half time meaning 1.78 melts in half the time in 5minutes and 12secs. other effects in the train do not change the effect of the icecream like heaters and other things. icecream is straight,thin. lastly the distance appart would make the train go slower for the wheels would grind more on the railings and slow it down depending on the distance of the wheels.
2006-11-14
15:14:51 ·
update #2