Lavasha and Keisha travel separately to their grandmother’s house, 114 miles away. Keisha leaves from the same place 30 minutes after Lavasha. If Lavasha is travelling at 40 mph and Keisha travels at 55 mph, how many minutes will it take Keisha to catch up to Lavasha? Sorry its not history i messed up

Yo it’s 80 min

Explanation: you goin 55 mph and the other is 40 mph. And you got that extra 15 mins. Now add that 5x times to make 30. But 30 divided by 5 is 6. That makes it 15x6 which equals 80 mins, ur welcome

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