Mathematics

13 May, 00:18

1. Suppose that you have a goal to drive two miles at an average rate of 60 miles per hour (mph). During the first mile you travel at a rate of 30 mph. How fast would you need to travel during the second mile in order to reach your goal of 60 mph for the total two-mile distance? (Remember rate is found by taking distance divided by time.)

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