Math Drills
Traveler Problems
C-3Word Problems (Walking and Running)
What this worksheet covers
Grade 6 (Elementary School) / Traveler Problems / Traveler Problems
The movements of two people are followed at once. The time until they meet walking toward each other and the place where they meet, the shape finding one of the speeds backward, the time until one chases another down from behind, departures separated in time, Catching Up around a pond, and scenes split into a walking stretch and a running stretch are all followed as word problems.
Asked for the average speed over a there-and-back trip, papers write the speed out and the speed back added and halved. The average speed is the whole there-and-back distance divided by the total time taken, and it is pulled toward the slower side. An answer sitting exactly between the two speeds is this pattern.
Handling the scenes of speed once through is the business of this single lesson. Following movement gives way, and the talk turns to regularity, where which position in a repetition is named through division and a remainder.
- Ratio of Walking and Running (With a Hint)1 question
- Ratio of Walking and Running1 question
- Distance Walked and Run1 question
- Average Speed of Walking and Running1 question
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Traveler Problems”, shown with their answers.
(1)It takes Aria 20 minutes to walk and 10 minutes to run from the school to the station. Aria ran for 6 minutes first, then walked the rest of the way to the station. Taking the whole distance as 1, what part of the whole distance was covered walking? Answer with a fraction. Answer □ How many minutes were spent walking? Answer □
Answer: 2/5, 8minutes
(2)To go from school to the station, it takes Dominic 16 minutes to walk and 8 minutes to run. Dominic first ran for 5 minutes, then walked the rest of the way to the station. For how many minutes did Dominic walk? Answer □
Answer: 6minutes
(3)First, Milo walked at a speed of 65m per minute for 8 minutes, then ran at a speed of 175m per minute for 4 minutes. In total, how many m is the distance Milo traveled? Answer □
Answer: 1220m
(4)Owen walked from home to the bookstore, a distance of 90m. Going there, Owen walked at speed 45m, and coming back, ran at speed 90m. What is the average speed for the round trip combining the way there and back, in how many m? Answer □
Answer: 60m
