Предмет: Математика, автор: Тима665228

Помогите!!! Нужна краткая запись! чтобы добраться из города до села,я проехал 5 ч на поезде,2 ч на автобусе и 3 ч прошел пешком.Скорость автобуса была 35км/ч,скорость поезда вдвое больше скорости автобуса,а пешком я шёл со скоростью,на 65км/ч меньшей,чем скорость поезда.Какой путь я проделал от города до села?

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Автор ответа: igrjn7

На поезде - 5ч.
На овтобусе - 2ч.
Пешком - 3ч.
Скорость овтобуса - 35км/час.
Скорость поезда - ? В двое больше

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In general, the British are very polite most of the time. 'Please' and 'thank you' are among the most commonly used words in Britain. People also have a tendency to apologize —some would say too much— and so, you will also hear 'sorry' and 'excuse me' a lot. The popular stereotype of the average British person is more often than not true —they will say sorry to you, even when it is in fact you who has accidentally stepped on their toes or bumped into them!
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1. What words are commonly used in Britain?
2. What stereotype of the average British person is popular?
3. What is considered to be impolite in Britain?
4. What signs can you see in Britain?
5. Is punctuality important?