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Maria bikes 15 miles per hour and starts at 10 miles. Glen bikes 20 miles per hour and starts at 0 mile. At what time and distan

ce will Glen catch up with Maria?

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Ilya [14]3 years ago

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10/(20-15)=2 hours
20*2=40 miles
15*2+10=40 miles
Glen catch up with Maria after 2 hours at 40 miles

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