Car X leaves Northtown traveling at a steady rate of 55 mph. Car Y leaves 1 hour later following Car X, traveling at a steady r
ate of 60 mph. Which equation can be used to determine how long after Car X leaves Car Y will catch up?
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When will the distance traveled by the 1st car = the distance traveled by the 2nd car?
55 miles + (55 mph)x = (60 mph)x
solve this for x: 55 miles = (60-55)x mph = 5 mph
x=11 hours
The two cars are the same distance from the starting point after 11 hours.
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