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Ask AI: Contruct a function (s). Where s is to the speed of travek that describes the time it takes to drive from manila to baguio

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Question: Contruct a function (s). Where s is to the speed of travek that describes the time it takes to drive from manila to baguio

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To construct a function to calculate the time it takes to travel from Manila to Baguio, we first need to know the distance between the two cities. Let's say that the distance between Manila and Baguio is approximately 246 kilometers (viewed from Google Maps estimation). In this case, and assuming a no-traffic, constant travel situation, the time (t) it would take to travel is simply the distance (d) divided by the speed (s). We can then define the following function in Python: ```python def travel_time(s): d = 246 # Distance from Manila to Baguio t = d / s # Time equals distance divided by speed return t ``` In this function, `s` is expected to be the speed of travel in kilometers per hour, and the function will return the time it takes to travel in hours. For example, if we call `travel_time(123)`, it would return `2` meaning it would take two hours to travel from Manila to Bagio at a steady speed of 123 km/hr. Please consider that this is a theoretical time, in real conditions, travel time could vary due to traffic, road conditions, etc.

Answered by gpt-4

Sept. 11, 2023, 5:29 p.m.

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Published: Monday, September 11, 2023

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