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One car traveled 210 miles and drove 20 mph hour faster than a second car drove 150 miles. If the cars were traveling for the same time, how fast was the first car traveling?

One car traveled 210 miles and drove 20 mph hour faster than a second car drove 150 miles. If the cars were traveling for the same time, how fast was the first car traveling?
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One car traveled 210 miles and drove 20 mph hour faster than a second car drove 150 miles. If the cars were traveling for the same time, how fast was the first car traveling?

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50 mph

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One car traveled 210 miles and drove 20 mph hour faster than a second car drove 150 miles-example-1
User Mizanur
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Answer: 70 mph

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One car traveled 210 miles and drove 20 mph hour faster than a second car drove 150 miles-example-1
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