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#1#1#1#1 #2#2 Solve: A Corvette can travel 368 miles in the same amount of time that it takes a Prius, that is traveling 35 m.p.h. slower, to cover 228 miles. Set up a table to find the speed of the two cars.

A Corvette can travel 368 miles in the same amount of time that it takes a Prius, that is traveling 35 m.p.h. slower, to cover 228 miles. Which table below has been set up correctly to find the speed of the two cars? A B C D Distance = rate x time

A Corvette can travel 368 miles in the same amount of time that it takes a Prius, that is traveling 35 m.p.h. slower, to cover 228 miles. Which table below has been set up correctly to find the speed of the two cars? D Distance = rate x time

#1#1#2#2 Which equation is equivalent to the rational equation above? A B C D

#1#1#2#2 Solve:

#1#2 #3#4 #5#6 #7#8 #9#10 #11#12 #13#14 #15#16 #17#18 Rational Expressions Test (Study Guide #2) Simplify Name_________________1 Working together, Anne and Nichol can wallpaper an apartment in 12 hours. It would take Nichol 30 hours to do the job by herself. How long would it take Anne to do the job alone? It took Mr. Jones as much time to drive 180 miles as it took Mr. Smith to drive 135 miles. Mr. Jones drove 15 mph faster than Mr. Smith. What was Mr. Jones’s speed? 1) 5) 8) 4) 3) 7) 2) 6) 9) 17) 11) 10) 12) Solve: 14) 13) 15) 16) 18)

1) 5) 8) 4) 3) 7) 2) 6) #1#2 #3#4 #5#6 #7#8 #9#10 #11#12 #13#14 #15#16 #17#18 Rational Expressions Test (Study Guide #2) Simplify Name_________________1 Working together, Anne and Nichol can wallpaper an apartment in 12 hours. It would take Nichol 30 hours to do the job by herself. How long would it take Anne to do the job alone? It took Mr. Jones as much time to drive 180 miles as it took Mr. Smith to drive 135 miles. Mr. Jones drove 15 mph faster than Mr. Smith. What was Mr. Jones’s speed? 9) 11) 10) 12) Solve: 17) 14) 13) 15) 16) 18)

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#17#17 Working together, Anne and Nichol can wallpaper an apartment in 12 hours. It would take Nichol 30 hours to do the job by herself. How long would it take Anne to do the job alone? x = hours it takes for Anne to do the job alone.

#18#18 It took Mr. Jones as much time to drive 180 miles as it took Mr. Smith to drive 135 miles. Mr. Jones drove 15 mph faster than Mr. Smith. What was Mr. Jones’s speed? Distance = rate x time 135 x = speed of Jones car Smith 180 x x - 15 Jones

#18#18 It took Mr. Jones as much time to drive 180 miles as it took Mr. Smith to drive 135 miles. Mr. Jones drove 15 mph faster than Mr. Smith. What was Mr. Jones’s speed? x = speed of Jones car

Ch. 10 Test Review A B C D Which equation is equivalent to the rational equation above?

Solve: Ch. 10 Test Review

Solve: Ch. 10 Test

Find the common denominator that you would use to add the rational expressions below. Ch. 10 Test A B C D

One car travels 12 mph faster than another. While one travels 217 miles, the other goes 175 miles. Find their speeds. Distance = rate x time x 175 x = speed of slower car Slow car Fast car 217 x + 12

When working together, Bart and Lisa can clean their entire house in 2 hours. Working alone, Bart can clean the house in 5 hours. How long would it take Lisa to clean the house by herself? (express your answer in hours and minutes)