Mathematics, 24.11.2020 19:00 ksteele1

Greg and Marti are racing remote control cars. The race starts at t = ( and the car's distance is measured from the start line. Both cars have a constant rate of change. Information about each of the cars during the race is shown below.
Greg's Car
Marti's Car
Greg's car travels 13 feet per When the timer started,
second. After 2 seconds, his Marti's car was 2 feet in front
car was 30.7 feet from the of the start line. Her car
start line.
travels 16.5 feet per second.
The race was over after 10 seconds. The winner of the race is defined by the person who is farthest from the start line. Whose car should be crowned the
winner? Use mathematics to justify your answer.

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