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On page 111 of your reading material there is a problem that requires you to calculate the average speed for a daylong bus trip. The rest stops the driver made are included in the calculations because?

The rest stops the driver made are included in the calculations because they affect the total time of the trip, which is essential for determining the average speed. Average speed is calculated by dividing the total distance traveled by the total time taken, including any breaks. Ignoring rest stops would lead to an inaccurate representation of the bus trip's overall speed. Thus, for a realistic average speed calculation, all time spent traveling and resting must be considered.


How many hours does it take to walk 2000 miles?

50 hours to walk 2000 miles. * * * * * That would require walking at 40 miles per hour which is a good speed for a galloping horse, but even a horse cannot maintain that speed for 50 hours! A tenth of that speed is more like a sustainable walking speed but that would take 500 hours and then you would have to factor in rest stops, food stops, comfort stops and so on.


How long will it take a car to travel 540 miles?

It will depend on your speed plus comfort stops, refreshment stops, refuelling stops.


Does light ever stop?

Light never stops if GOD or yourself leaves it on..........It also stops when GOD or yourself turns it off.....................


How long is it to drive 2675 miles?

The time it takes to drive 2675 miles depends on several factors, including the speed at which you are driving and any stops along the way. Assuming an average speed of 60 miles per hour without any stops, it would take approximately 44.58 hours to drive 2675 miles. However, it is important to consider rest breaks, traffic conditions, and speed limits which could affect the total driving time.