Learn how to solve a complex algebra word problem involving two trains traveling in opposite directions at different speeds in this 16-minute math tutorial video. Master the concepts of motion, rate, time, and distance as you work through a step-by-step solution to determine when the trains will be 330 miles apart. Gain practical problem-solving skills applicable to middle school and high school algebra, with clear explanations of how to set up and solve motion-based word problems using mathematical principles.
Solving Train Distance Problems - Rate, Time, and Motion in Algebra
Overview
Syllabus
2 trains pass in opposite directions at different speeds – how long until they are 330 miles apart?
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TabletClass Math
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