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Mike is riding his bike 8 mi./hr northwest, and Shelly is riding her bike 11 mi./hr southwest. Both are headed for the intersection of the two bike paths. At what rate are the b…

Mike is riding his bike 8 mi./hr northwest, and Shelly is riding her bike 11 mi./hr southwest. Both are headed for the intersection of the two bike paths. At what rate are the b…
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Mike is riding his bike 8 mi./hr northwest, and Shelly is riding her bike 11 mi./hr southwest. Both are headed for the intersection of the two bike paths. At what rate are the bikes approaching each other when Mike is 0.2 mi. and Shelly is 0.5 mi. from the intersection?

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Answer: GLOBAL WARMING FOESNT EXIST

Step-by-step explanation: STOP RIDING BIKES MORE CARS

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