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Mathematics, 24.06.2019 06:00 patricklcc07777

The turtle and achilles compete. they start at the same time from the same place. achilles runs at a speed of 13 mph while the turtle moves at a speed of 1 mph. when achilles reaches the finish line, the turtle is 2/5 of a mile behind him. how much time did the competition take?

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