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Alinara
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#14 two cars start from the same point, at 11:05 am, traveling in opposite directions at 45 and 24 mph, respectively. At what ti
me will they be 460 miles apart?
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The cars travel at a 21MPH difference, so if we divide 460 by 21, we get 21.9
Answer: 21.9 hours
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