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Mathematics, 27.09.2019 09:50 kiwipup16

Jack and tim are racing remote controlled cars. jack's car travels 3.5 feet per second, while tim's car travels 5.25 feet per second. because jack's car is slower, tim gave jack a 10-foot head start. which inequality could be used to determine after how many seconds, s, tim's car will be ahead of jack's car?

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