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9 August, 22:09

Maya runs 100m in 13.4s and Amy can run 100m in 14.1s. If Amy were to finish a 100m race at the same time as Maya, how much of a head start, in meters, will Amy need? What information is known and unknown? and what proportion can you write to solve this problem?

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  1. 9 August, 22:25
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    In this case we will use the general equation:

    d = s t (distance = speed*time)

    Therefore

    Distance Amy can run in 13.4s:

    d = (100m/14.1s) * (13.4s)

    d = 95.04meters

    Headstart needed = total distance - distance run in 13.4s (time Maya runs 100m)

    headstart needed = 100-95.04 = 4.96meters
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