Molly starts riding her bike to school 20 minutes after her brother Jonas does. Molly pedals 12 miles per hour, and Jonas pedals 9 miles per hour.
How much time will it take for Molly to catch up to Jonas?

It will take Molly 1 hour to catch up to Jonas.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since Molly starts riding her bike to school 20 minutes after her brother Jonas does, and Molly pedals 12 miles per hour, and Jonas pedals 9 miles per hour, to determine how much time will it take for Molly to catch up to Jonas the following calculation has to be done:

Jonas = 9 miles per 60 minutes = 3 miles per 20 minutes

Molly = 12 miles for 60 minutes

Jonas = 3 miles + 9 = 12

Molly = 12

Therefore, it will take Molly 1 hour to catch up to Jonas.

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