Danny drove to Yosemite Park from his home at 60 mph. on his trip home, his rate was 10 mph less and ...?

300 mi.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let t be the time taken to drive to the park (at 60 mph)

Let t + 1 be the time taken to drive home from the part (at 50 mph)

Distance to the park = 60t

Distance from the park = 50(t + 1)

Obviously the distances should be the same so equate them.

60t = 50(t + 1)

60t = 50t + 50

10t = 50

t = 50/10

t = 5 hours

Now figure the distance.  You can use either equation for the distance to or from the park:

60t = 60(5) = 300 miles

or

50(t+1) = 50(6) = 300 miles

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