Mathematics, 28.03.2021 07:10 sarahhtsvetkovs

Sunny runs at a steady rate, and Moonbeam runs $m$ times as fast, where $m$ is a number greater than $1$. If Moonbeam gives Sunny a head start of $h$ meters, how many meters must Moonbeam run to overtake Sunny? (Answer in terms of $h$ and $m$, all over a common denominator.)

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