Mathematics, 07.09.2021 16:10 amazing05

Ed and Sana run at constant speeds. Ed can run 1 mile in 9 minutes, and Sana can run 3 miles in 45 minutes. Ed and Sana have the same starting point and run in the same direction, but Ed starts running 36 minutes after Sana,

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Ed and Sana run at constant speeds. Ed can run 1 mile in 9 minutes, and Sana can run 3 miles in 45 m...