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Sixth grade proportional math problem
1. Actual distance between Party A and Party B: 9÷ 1/2500000=22500000 cm.

=225 km

The sum of the speeds of car A and car B: 225 ÷ 6 = 37.5km.

Express speed: 37.5× 8/(8+7) = 20km.

Idle speed: 37.5× 7/(8+7) =17.5km.

A: The speed of the express train is 20km/h and the speed of the local train is17.5km/h..

2. Arithmetic method:

With 200 grams of seawater, 7 grams of salt can be dried, indicating that salt accounts for 7/200 of salt water, so the dried salt is 7/200 of 103600.

103600×7/200=3626 tons

Use proportional solution:

Solution: Suppose 103600 tons of seawater can produce X tons of salt.

X: 103600=7:200

200X = 103600×7

X =3626

A: 103600 tons of seawater can produce 3626 tons of salt.

3. The line segment scale is a line segment marked with (number) on (map) to indicate the corresponding (actual distance) on the ground.