Mathematics, 02.02.2021 09:10, CobyHageman

Suppose you are choosing between two roads. The first route is 50 miles at 35 mph, and the second road is 65 miles at 45 mph. Which route would get you there faster, and in what amount of time? A. The second route, in 1.44 hours
B. The first route, in 1.43 hours
C. The first route, in 1.44 hours
D. The second route, in 1.43 hours

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