Math Problem Statement
Solution
To determine which train takes more than two hours to travel from Station A to Station B, let's calculate the travel times for each train:
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Train A:
- Departure: 0700
- Arrival: 0839
- Travel time:
Converting these times to minutes:
- 0700: minutes
- 0839: minutes
Travel time: minutes
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Train B:
- Departure: 0715
- Arrival: 0848
- Travel time:
Converting these times to minutes:
- 0715: minutes
- 0848: minutes
Travel time: minutes
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Train C:
- Departure: 0745
- Arrival: 0959
- Travel time:
Converting these times to minutes:
- 0745: minutes
- 0959: minutes
Travel time: minutes
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Train D:
- Departure: 0800
- Arrival: 0939
- Travel time:
Converting these times to minutes:
- 0800: minutes
- 0939: minutes
Travel time: minutes
To determine if the travel time exceeds two hours, we convert two hours to minutes: minutes.
Only Train C has a travel time of more than 120 minutes (134 minutes).
Therefore, the train that takes more than two hours to travel from Station A to Station B is Train C.
Do you want more details or have any questions?
Here are 5 related questions for further practice:
- How long does it take for Train A to travel from Station A to Station B?
- Which train has the shortest travel time between Station A and Station B?
- Calculate the average travel time of all trains from Station A to Station B.
- If Train B's departure time was delayed by 10 minutes, what would be the new travel time?
- What is the total travel time of all trains combined?
Tip: When calculating time differences, it's helpful to convert everything to a common unit (such as minutes) to simplify the subtraction.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Time Calculation
Time Difference
Unit Conversion
Formulas
Time difference = Arrival time - Departure time
1 hour = 60 minutes
Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
Grades 4-6