You have a dream you are driving across the country. In your dream, you leave Kala- mazoo at 9 a.m. on a tour along I94: you drive to Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Fargo. You arrive to Fargo at 8 p.m. You spent your entire trip staring out the window enjoying the sights, and (this is a dream, remember?) you didn’t get hurt. According to the trip counter on your odometer, you have travelled 813 miles on your trip. The speed limit was between 55 mph and 70 mph on your trip. Were you ever speeding? Explain your reasoning.

You have a dream you are driving across the country. In your dream, you leave Kala- mazoo at 9 a.m. on a tour along I94: you drive to Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Fargo. You arrive to Fargo at 8 p.m. You spent your entire trip staring out the window enjoying the sights, and (this is a dream, remember?) you didn’t get hurt. According to the trip counter on your odometer, you have travelled 813 miles on your trip. The speed limit was between 55 mph and 70 mph on your trip. Were you ever speeding? Explain your reasoning.

The Solar System

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305804562

Author:Seeds

Publisher:Seeds

Chapter13: Venus And Mars

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1DQ

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