If the rate of a plane in still air is x mph and the rate of a
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If the rate of a plane in still air is x mph and the rate of a steady wind is 20 mph, what is the rate of the plane in each case?
(a) The plane is flying into the wind (that is, into a headwind, which slows the plane down).
(b) The plane is flying with the wind (that is, with a tailwind, which speeds the plane up).
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ISBN: 9780134895987
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Authors: Margaret Lial, John Hornsby, Terry McGinnis
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