Mathematics

Sarahi Hampton

2 November, 11:05

Mason and Nora decided to swim across the river. Mason began swimming 3 seconds earlier than Nora.

-Mason swam at a speed of 5.3 feet per second.

-Nora swam at a speed of 5.3+1 feet per second

For how many seconds had Mason been swimming at the moment when the two swimmers had swam exactly the same distance

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