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Previous Question: Two hikers, Alan and Ben, are 13.5 miles apart and walking towards eachother. They meet in 3hrs. Find the rate of each hiker if Ben walks 0.9 mph faster than alan. Next Question: Prepare a table of three solutions using 1,0,-1 This is the equation {y=-2/3x-1}

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