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It is known that there are two potential routes from uf campus to regal royal park. route 1 has a 40 mi/h speed limit and is 3.5 miles in length; route 2 is 5 miles in length with a 35 mi/h speed limit. studies show that the total travel time on route 1 increases one minutes for every additional 1,000 vehicles added. minutes of travel time on route 2 increase with the square of the number of vehicles, expressed in thousands of vehicles per hour. determine user equilibrium travel times if the total flow on these routes is 3,000 vehicles.
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