A fox sees a rabbit 35 feet away and starts chasing it. As soon as the fox starts moving, the rabbit sees it and starts running away at a speed of 40 feet per second. What should the fox's speed be to

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Foxanna asked Dec 6, 2023

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A fox sees a rabbit 35 feet away and starts chasing it. As soon as the fox starts

moving, the rabbit sees it and starts running away at a speed of 40 feet per second.
What should the fox's speed be to catch up to the rabbit in no more than 10 seconds?

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Foxanna asked Dec 6, 2023

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This does not happen because 35 an 40 an 10 cannot go for 15 seconds

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