Early train word problem | Linear equations | Algebra I | Khan Academy

[@takuax44]

my god, word problems are like solving a crime scene !!

[@GenericCoder]

Nice one mate. Your helping alot of people with your videos.

[@contentresults]

Bev is a dangerous woman XD

[@mr.sharky3031]

Hi, thanks so much for this video. Do you know where I can find other problem solving questions like these? ! Thanks again

[@tamupino]

...yeah "fun" isnt exactly the word I'd use to describe this

[@rajeevnaidu5766]

hie there..can u please make a video on TRAIN ACCIDENT problem concept.....????

[@vinitakumari3135]

So nice 🎆🎆🎆

[@paulceltics]

thanks

[@mmanacguy]

Bev's husband is in the dog house that night even though it isn't his fault 🤣

[@UberCuba]

oh, very clever!!!

[@kiriconan]

i ccccc very nice

[@eyeseez]

The difference in the average speeds of two trains is 25km/h, the faster train takes 2 hours less to travel 150km than the slower train takes to travel 125km. Find the speeds of the two trains. help

[@arjunmax7]

nyc

[@Yuuray]

fucking brilliant. Thats all i can say. 5/5

[@klaymen]

you know how long she walked. there's still no telling how far she walked.

[@LukeSumIpsePatremTe]

Not only that, we don't know what car her husband drives. Actually we don't know if he has a car at all. Maybe he pulled her up with his scooter... But what colour is the scooter? There's no telling.

[@jovarnphillips2026]

20 minutes?

[@artcaley]

There's nothing in the problem statement that says he drives the same speed on the way home as he does to meet her. It says, "Everyday, driving at the same rate, her husband meets her at the station." I now that after picking my wife up I drive faster on the way home to reduce the amount of nagging/complaining time. Word problems I find many times involve the use of jargon, individual expressions and interpretation. I guess that's what makes them fun too.