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Started at the same time from a very flat surface and 8 mm apart, two snails are vertically climbing up a wall at uniform speeds. If one of the snails is climbing at the rate 2 mm/s, while the other is 3 mm/s faster than the first, determine how fast they are separating from each other after 5 seconds they started. Ignore the dimensions of the snails for simpler analysis. 34 mm/s A) 6 45 mm/s B) 17 mm/s C) 67 mm/s 39

Started at the same time from a very flat surface and 8 mm apart, two snails are vertically climbing up a wall at uniform speeds. If one of the snails is climbing at the rate 2 mm/s, while the other is 3 mm/s faster than the first, determine how fast they are separating from each other after 5 seconds they started. Ignore the dimensions of the snails for simpler analysis. 34 mm/s A) 6 45 mm/s B) 17 mm/s C) 67 mm/s 39

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Started at the same time from a very flat surface and 8 mm apart, two snails are vertically climbing up a wall at uniform speeds. If one of the snails is climbing at the rate 2 mm/s, while the other is 3 mm/s faster than the first, determine how fast they are separating from each other after 5 seconds they started. Ignore the dimensions of the snails for simpler analysis. 34 mm/s A) 45 mm/s B) 17 C) 2 mm/s 67 mm/s D) 39
Transcribed Image Text:Started at the same time from a very flat surface and 8 mm apart, two snails are vertically climbing up a wall at uniform speeds. If one of the snails is climbing at the rate 2 mm/s, while the other is 3 mm/s faster than the first, determine how fast they are separating from each other after 5 seconds they started. Ignore the dimensions of the snails for simpler analysis. 34 mm/s A) 45 mm/s B) 17 C) 2 mm/s 67 mm/s D) 39
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