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17 March, 14:44

Janae was vacuuming the narrow hallway in her house. She went 5 feet forwards in the first 4 seconds, then went 3 feet backwards in the next 4 seconds. She continued to do this, forwards 5 feet in 4 seconds and backwards 3 feet in 4 seconds. If she continues in this way, how many seconds will it take her to reach the end of her hallway, which is 15 feet long? 1.

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  1. 17 March, 18:25
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    60 seconds

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Hi!

    After she goes forward 5 feet (4 seconds), and the backwards 3 feet (another 4 seconds), the total distance forward she travelled is 2 feet. Then, she moved forward 2 feet in 8 seconds.

    Then, as this is repeated, she moves forward 2 feet every 8 seconds. After 7 repetitions she travelled 14 feet, and 56 seconds elapsed. Then she goes forward 5 feet in 4 seconds, and she finaly reaches the end of the hallway

    (14 + 5 > 15)

    So, in 60 seconds she reached the end of the hallway.
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