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Work Backward You want to arrive at school at 7:45 A.M. It takes you half an hour to shower and get dressed, 15 minutes to eat breakfast, and 20 minutes to walk to school. What is the latest you can get up and still arrive at school on time? (p. 777).

Short Answer

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The latest time to get up to reach school on time at 7:45 A.M. is 6:40 A.M.

Step by step solution

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Step-1 – Apply the concept addition

Two numbers with similar signs get added and the resulting number carries the similar sign.

Two numbers with opposite signs get subtracted and the resulting number carries the sign of the larger number.

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Step-2 – Given

Time to arrive at school is 7:45a.m.

Time required to shower and get dressed is half an hour or 30 minutes Tshower=30

Time required to eat breakfast is 15 minutes Tbreakfast=15

Time required to walk to school is 20 minutes Twalk=20

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Step-3 – Explanation

Total time required for all activities are

Tshower+Tbreakfats+Twalk=30+15+20Substitute=65minutesAdd

So, 65 minutes when converted to hours and minutes it becomes 1:05

Since,

Time required to prepare before reaching school is 1:05

Therefore, subtract 1:05from 7:45to get the time to wake up, that subtract 1 hour from 7 hour and 5 minutes from 45 minutes 45-5=40

7:45-1:05=6:40

Hence, the time to wake up to reach school on time is 6:40 A.M.

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