Marlene rides her bicycle to her friend jon's house and returns home by the same route. marlene rides her bike at constant speeds of 6 mph on level ground, 4 mph when going uphill and 12 mph when going downhill. if her total time riding was 2 hours, how far is it to jon's house?

Jon's house is 6 miles further away from Marlene's house.

Given that:

Speed on level ground is 6 mph

Speed on uphills is 4 mph

Speed on downhills is 12 mph

Let there are x miles level ground and y miles hills(either up or low, which while returning to home will serve as low or up respectively) in the route, then the whole route's length is x + y miles.

Since time taken = distance/speed , thus we have:

Since x + y denotes the length of the whole route(one sided), thus, Jon's house is 6 miles further away from Marlene's house.

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x = level ground

y = hills

x/6 +y/4 +y/12 + x/6 = 2 hours

 multiply everything by 12 to get rid of the denominators:

 equation becomes 2x +3y +y +2x = 24

 combine like terms:

4x +4y = 24

 divide everything by 4

 f +h = 6 miles to Jon's house

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