Motion Word Problems II

In this video, we continue to look at some applications of linear equations. This problem deals with the very popular algebra 1 / algebra 2 word problem topic of motion word problems. A motion word problem involves the use of the distance formula, which tells us that the distance traveled is equal to the rate of speed multiplied by the amount of time traveled. D = r x t (distance = rate x time)

[TheBee]

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[rosehint]

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[kprbhaktichannel]

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[karlmarx]

You could have also arrived at that answer by doing 25x + 275 = 80x and adding the 5 to 11 in the end

[fhdbsgs]

In 4:21 why is it (X-11) and in other examples you have used (X+)? Would it have worked if we used (x+11)?