part of a timetable is shown below
windermere 13 45 14 17 14 44 15 17
staveley 13 53 14 25 14 52 15 25
Burneside 13 57 14 29 14 56 15 29
Kendal 14 02 14 34 15 01 15 34
Q2 . sam arrived at kendal on the train that left windermere at 14 17 .
how long does he need to wait at kendal until grace arrives
I asked you this before -- but you ignored my question. Please answer it this time.
Who is Grace? When and where did she depart?
this was in the question i asked
before
"grace want to travel from staveley to kendal.
she arrives at stavely ststion at 14 30
how long will she have to wait for the train
............minutes"
14:52 - 14:30 = ?
i need the anserw for the above
Why?
Two digit subtraction is taught as early as first grade.
Opppps sorry I just said it mistakenly.
i meant i wrote by mistakely
To find out how long Sam needs to wait at Kendal until Grace arrives, we first need to determine the arrival time of the train from Windermere at Kendal.
From the timetable provided, we can see that the train from Windermere arrives at Kendal at 14:34.
Now, we need to find out when Grace's train arrives at Kendal. However, the timetable provided does not show Grace's train timings directly. We will have to make a calculated guess based on the pattern observed in the timetable.
From the timetable, we notice that there is a consistent pattern in the time differences between stations. The time difference between Windermere and Staveley is 8 minutes, Staveley to Burneside is 4 minutes, and Burneside to Kendal is 5 minutes.
Given that the train from Windermere arrives at Kendal at 14:34, the train from Burneside likely leaves 5 minutes before that, at 14:29.
Therefore, if we apply the pattern observed, we can estimate that Grace's train would leave Staveley 4 minutes before the train from Burneside, at 14:25.
Consequently, if Grace's train leaves Staveley at 14:25, it will arrive at Kendal 8 minutes later, at 14:33.
Therefore, Sam needs to wait for approximately 1 minute (from 14:34 to 14:33) until Grace arrives at Kendal.