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Mathematics, 29.01.2021 06:50, helpmepeeeeease

Eric is driving to Los Angeles. Suppose that the distance to his destination (in miles) is a linear function of his total driving time (in minutes). Eric has 65 miles to his destination after 35 minutes of driving, and he has 44 miles to his destination after 63 minutes of driving. How many miles will he have to his destination after 79 minutes of driving?

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