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Mathematics, 10.03.2020 19:08 Uwa

A ship enters the north end of Red Sea from the Suez Canal moving south at 17.4 mi/h. Two hours later a second ship enters the Red Sea at the southern end, moving north at 21.8 mi/hr. If the Red Sea is 1390 miles long, when will the ships pass?

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