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Surf Air, Silicon Valley's Newest Airline, Caters To Wealthy Entrepreneurs, Investors (Huffington post)

When David Eyerly earned a partial scholarship to attend a California flight
school, he asked his older brother Wade for some advice. Pilot jobs were tough
to come by and David didn't see the payoff. But Wade, 32, wanted his brother
to stick with flying and asked what it would take to keep him in the air.
David, 27, joked that Wade could just buy a plane, start an airline and hire
him.

"I took him more serious than he intended," says the older Eyerly, who on
Thursday launched Surf Air, a new membership-based travel service that lets
clients fly as many as 11 times each month between six California destinations
for $990 a month.

Surf Air's members drive right up to an eight-person aircraft, where valet
parks their car and takes their luggage, much like a private jet. Except the
cost is drastically less than that of a private plane. Marquis Jet, one of the
cheaper carriers in the industry, locks fliers in for at least 25 hours of
flight time at $119,000 plus taxes and fees, according to its site. Surf Air's
500 current members are only required to make a three-month commitment ...

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If Alex leaves the school traveling north at an average velocity of 100km/h, how far will he travel in 90 min?

1. If Alex leaves the school traveling north at an average velocity of 100km/h, how far will he travel in 90 min?

2. If he leaves the school, again traveling north for thirty minutes and only make it 2 kilometers, what was his average velocity?

Thank you!

90 min [1 hour / 60 min] = 1.5 min

r = 100 km/hr
t = 1.5 hours
d = r*t = 100*1.5 = 150 km

30 min * [1 hr / 60 min] = 1/2 hour
t = 0.5 hour
d = 2 km
r = ???

d = r*t
2km = r*0.5 hour
r = 2/0.5 = 4 km/hr