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Mathematics, 16.10.2019 06:20 NetherisIsTheQueen

Ryan and nate were swimming in a lake. ryan can swim 5/4 meters per second. nate can swim 4/5 per second. if nate starts 45 meters ahead of ryan, how long would it take for ryan to catch up to nate? how far would ryan have to swim?

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