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A high-speed passenger train
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Consider each scenario: a. A high-speed passenger train in Europe completes an 800 km trip in 3 hours. The train travels the first 600 km at an average speed that was 100 km/h faster than the last 200 km of the trip. If x represents the average speed of the train on the second part of the trip, then an equation to represent this situation is: 600 200 3 x 100 x Identify all restrictions on the variable x in this context. b. Kailey is making earrings to sell at a local market. She spends $80 on supplies and decides to keep 4 pairs of earrings to give to her friends. Kailey sells the rest of the earrings she made for $175, making a profit of $9 per pair of earrings. If n represents the number of pairs of earrings Kailey made, then an equation that represents this information is: 175 80 9 n4 n Identify all restrictions on the variable n in this context.