Section 7- Topic 43.Using Rational Equations to Solve Real-World Problems1. An Indy race car driver makes a pit stop at the beginning of a lap. Thetime, t, in seconds that it takes the driver to complete the lap, includingthe pit stop, can be modeled by t(x) = 12**9000, where x is the driver'saverage speed in miles per hour after the pit stop. The driver's averagespeed after the pit stop is 210 mi/h. How long does it take the driver tocomplete the lap, including the pit stop?

An Indy race car driver makes a pit stop at the beginning of a lap. And it takes the driver to…

An Indy race car driver makes a pit stop at the beginning of a lap. The time, t, in seconds that it takes the driver to complete the lap, including the pit stop, can be modeled by t(x) = 2**3000 where x is the driver's average speed in miles per hour after the pit stop. The driver's average speed after the pit stop is 210 mi/h. How long does it take the driver to complete the lap, including the pit stop?