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Mathematics, 02.07.2020 01:01 moraleskarina491
Question 5 of 13, Step 1 of 1
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The Chandlers are moving across the country. Mr. Chandler leaves 2.5 hours before Mrs. Chandler. If he averages 75 mph and she averages 85 mph, how many hours
will it take Mrs. Chandler to catch up to Mr. Chandler?
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