Answer to Question #99995 in Algebra for Will

Question

Layne rode his bike from point a to b by using cherry street. How much further would his trip have been if he took orange drive and peach avenue instead?

Answer 1

Algebra

We need to find the distance from point a to b by using cherry street.

Solution:

Given,

Layne rode his bike from point a to b by using cherry street.

Let the distance from point a to b is = $x \space km$

And the distance travelled by using Orange drive = $y \space km$

The distance travelled using peach avenue = $(x - y ) \space km$

Answer:

Distance from point a to b by using cherry street = $x \space km$

The distance travelled through peach avenue = $(x - y ) \space km$