Sagittarius Math/Science Challenge

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Sagittarius love to travel. Let's do some travel math.

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Calculate the answers in the following situations, like the one above. On a separate piece of paper, show your calculations to find the answers for the 6 challenges above. Place your calculations with this printed page into your folder. REMEMBER that in problems like these, the letter X represents what you DO NOT KNOW.

1) Two trains start at the exact same spot, on tracks that run side by side. Both start at the exact same time, both heading south. One has a big engine and can run at 75 mph. The other train is a smaller train and can only run at 20 mph. When the LITTLE train has gone 78 miles, how far has the BIGGER train gone?

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2) Two trains start at the exact same spot, on tracks that run side by side. Both start at the exact same time, both heading south. One has a big engine and can run at 80 mph. The other train is a smaller train and can only run at 40 mph. When the big train has gone 230 miles, how far has the smaller train gone?

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3) Two trains start at the exact same spot, on tracks that run side by side. Both start at the exact same time, both heading south. One has a small engine and can run at only 20 mph. The other train is a more powerful and can run at 90 mph. When the small train has gone 100 miles, how far has the more powerful train gone?

On a separate piece of paper, show your calculations to find the answers for the challenges above. Place your calculations with this printed page into your folder.

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