If the runner moves at 6 miles per hour for 2 hours before the cyclist starts, the runner has a 12 mile lead at the beginning. If the cyclist is going at 16 miles per hour, he is overtaking the runner at 10 miles per hour, because 16-6=10. Then, the amount of time it takes the cyclist to go 2 miles in 10 miles per hour is the answer. this is 1/5 of an hour, or 12 minutes.
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the first one and the third one
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I'm not sure how to answer this.
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Is this the full question? The context seems to be missing something. Who are Ben and Scott and who are the other 2 candidates?
Maybe post another question and rephrase it.
Let's start with saying he earned 2766.79. He he also earns 9% of his sales.
9% of something is just .09 multiplied by that something. So if he earns 9% of 3743.37 plus the 2766.79, then we can say
y= 0.09 * 3743.37 + 2766.79
y = 3,103.69
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. . .
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=11.5
