Mathematics, 03.03.2021 03:30, kaileyy06
Two butterflies simultaneously leave an aster flowerbed and fly to a rose flowerbed. One butterfly flies 10 m/min faster than the other, and so lands on a rose 1 minute earlier. Find the speed of each butterfly if the flowerbeds are 560m apart
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