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Mathematics sixth grade distance application problem
1) Assuming that the train ticket and the boat fare have increased by one fifth on the return trip, the travel fare should be 250*( 1+ 1/5)=300 yuan, but only 280 yuan was spent, and 20 yuan, which spent less, was only because the train fare increased by 10%,/kloc-0.

2)

Because C just ran to the midpoint between A and B, C ran all the way (2/3+3/4)/2 = 17/24,

And it is 350 meters away from the finish line, so the distance from the start point to the finish line is 350/(1-kloc-0/7/24) =1200 meters.

3) It's too difficult to think about not using equations! If the equation is used, assuming that the original planned driving time is t and the original speed is v, there are

(t-2)* 10=2x,

(t+0.5)*2=0.5x,

If the solution is t = 12 and x = 50, the distance between Party A and Party B is t * x = 50 *12 = 600km.

(See which expert has the ability to give a non-equation method)