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Question 1 year of engineering?
From this point out is giving me a great difficulty, any help would be great. The 14th stage of the Tour de France 2002 is 221 km long. The last 38 km is a tough, more or less constant, climb Mount Ventoux and Lance and Richard are competing for win. When Lance is 6.0 kilometers to go, it is said the leader, Richard, is 4.0 minutes ahead of him and travels at a constant speed. Lance speeds up a rate of 2.0 km / h faster than Richard to try to catch it. When Lance finished, who learns that he lost to Richard for 2.0 minutes. What was the speed Lance (km / h) in the last mile 6? Suppose that both Richard and Lance remained at a constant speed. Vl = Vr 2 kmh VI = 6 / (Vr +2)
22 / Km h L has 6 kilometers from the finish and travels at km vL / min R is traveling at km VR / min such that vL + 2 = VR / 60 R is 4 minutes ahead of L means that the speed R, L will take 4 minutes to get to where R is today. So when R is 6 kilometers from the finish, there is a distance between them 4VR R is, it has 6-4VR miles to finish. R time, TR = (6-4VR) / vR L's time, TL = 6/vL = 6 / (VR + 1 / 30) T = TL – 2 to 6 / (VR + 1 / 30) = 6/vR — 2 Solve this to get VR = 1 / 3 km / min = 20 kmh vL = 11/30 km / min = 22 kmh
1986 Tour de France Climb to Alpe de Huez
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