Mathematics, 03.05.2021 17:50, jalexyinez

Kim is having a race with her little sister, Jenny. Kim believes she can give her sister a head start but still win. Jenny gets a 3 second head start. Kim can run 10 ft/second. Jenny can run 5 ft/second. When will Kim catch up to Jenny

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