Two horses start a race at the same time. Horse A gallops at a steady rate of 32 feet per second and Horse B gallops at a steady rate of 28 per second. After 5seconds, how much farther will horse A have traveled

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Abril Fry

Mathematics

3 January, 03:06

Two horses start a race at the same time. Horse A gallops at a steady rate of 32 feet per second and Horse B gallops at a steady rate of 28 per second. After 5seconds, how much farther will horse A have traveled

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Haven Logan · Answer 1

Assuming your question is how much farther has Horse A traveled than Horse B.

So after 5 seconds, Horse A already traveled 160 feet.

While Horse B, after 5 seconds traveled 140 feet.

So the difference is 20 feet.

Maximus Curry · Answer 2

Answer: horse A travelled 20 feet more than horse B

Step-by-step explanation:

The two horses start the race at the same time.

Distance = speed * time

Horse A gallops at a steady rate of 32 feet per second. This means that the distance that horse A covers in 5 seconds would be

32 * 5 = 160 feet.

Horse B gallops at a steady rate of 28 per second. This means that the distance that horse B covers in 5 seconds would be

28 * 5 = 140 feet

The difference in distance covered by both horses is

160 - 140 = 20 feet