Mathematics, 28.02.2020 04:00, quanyacoles124

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The last Frenchman to ever win the Tour De France, Bernard Hinault, heads east on his bicycle at 48 km/h.
After he has traveled 24.2 kilometers, another French dude, Laurent Fignon, 2nd to the last French guy to win the tour, sets out in the same direction going 59 km/h.
How long will it take the Laurent Fignon to catch up to Bernard Hinault? Give your answer in hours as a decimal and round to the nearest tenth of an hour if necessary.
It will take Laurent Fignon hours to catch Bernard Hinault.

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