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Previous Question: Lawanda and Betty both drive the same distance to the shore. By driving 15 miles per hour faster than Betty, Lawanda can get there in 3 hours while Betty takes 4 hours. How fast does each drive? How do I solve this? Next Question: x^2-7x-30=0

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