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Answer with a complete sentence. Eric and Jan leave their house at one o-clock, following the same route. Jan walks at a steady

pace of 4 mph. Eric walks at a leisurely 2 mph for 2 hours, and then jogs at 6 mph. When will he catch up with her?

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xenn [34]2 years ago

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Eric will catch up with Jan at 3 o-clock.

Idk I really tried sorry if its wrong lol

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