Mathematics, 21.09.2020 04:01 domo1812

Sam is flying from Columbus, Ohio, to Kralendijk, Bonaire, a distance of 2,488 miles. First, he flies 995 miles to Miami, Florida. He then flies from Miami to San Juan, Puerto Rico, a distance of 1,033 miles. How many miles will he travel flying from Columbus to San Juan? How many more miles does he have to fly to Kralendijk? Enter your answers in the boxes. From Columbus to San Juan, Sam flies miles. He will have more miles to fly.

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Answer from: jgomez042202

From the division of the trip into parts, it is found that:

From Columbus to San Juan, Sam flies 2028 miles.He will have more 460 miles to fly.

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The total distance of Columbus -> Kralendijk is 2488 miles.The first part, Columbus -> Miami, is 995 miles.The second part, Miami -> San Juan, is 1033 miles.The final part, San Juan -> Kralendijk, is x miles.

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Since Columbus to Miami is 995 miles and Miami to San Juan is 1033 miles, we have that the distance from Columbus to San Juan, in miles, is of:

995 + 1033 = 2028

Thus:

From Columbus to San Juan, Sam flies 2028 miles.

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The total distance is 2488 miles.Until San Juan, it is 2028 miles. The final part is San Juan to Kralendijk, x miles, thus:

2028 + x = 2488

x = 2488 - 2028

x = 460

Thus:

He will have more 460 miles to fly.

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Answer from: gmac24

1) From Columbus to San Juan, Sam flies 2,028 miles

2)Sam will have 460 miles more miles to fly to Kralendijk

Step-by-step explanation:

The given information are;

The total (flight) distance from Columbus, Ohio to Kralendijk, Bonaire = 2,488 miles

The distance Sam flies from Columbus to Miami, Florida = 995 miles

The distance Sam flies from Miami to San Juan = 1,033 miles

1) Therefore, the number of miles Sam travels flying from Columbus to San Juan is given as follows;

The number of miles Sam will have to travel flying from Columbus to San Juan = (The distance Sam flies from Columbus to Miami, Florida) + (The distance Sam flies from Miami to San Juan)

The number of miles Sam will have to travel flying from Columbus to San Juan = 995 miles + 1,033 miles = 2028 miles

The number of miles Sam will have to travel flying from Columbus to San Juan = 2,028 miles

Therefore, from Columbus to San Juan, Sam flies 2,028 miles

2) The number of more miles Sam has to fly to Kralendijk from Sam Juan is therefore;

The number of more miles Sam has to fly to Kralendijk from Sam Juan = (The total (flight) distance from Columbus, Ohio to Kralendijk, Bonaire) - (The number of miles Sam will have to travel flying from Columbus to San Juan)

The number of more miles Sam has to fly to Kralendijk from Sam Juan = 2,488 miles - 2,028 miles = 460 miles.

The number of more miles Sam has to fly to Kralendijk from Sam Juan = 460 miles.

Therefore, Sam will have 460 miles more miles to fly to Kralendijk

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