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Carrie leave for vacation driving at a steady rate of 30 miles per hour. her friend Janice leaves from the same house to the same destination 3 hours later. she drives a rate of 40 miles per hour. how long after Janice leaves home will she catch up to Carrie?
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Carrie will have driven for 12 hours and Janice will have driven for 9 hours once they have caught up with each other
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can you help me with 2 more?
sure, I'll try
The first one, I'm pretty sure anyway :)
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I'm not sure about that one, sorry. I've never been very good with inequalities.
ok, thanks anyways!
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