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A kangaroo chases a rabbit that starts 150 feet ahead of the kangaroo. For every 12-foot leap of
the kangaroo, the rabbit makes a 7-foot leap. How many leaps will the kangaroo have to make to
catch up to the rabbit if the two animals always leap at the same time?

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Answer:

30 leaps

Step-by-step explanation:

Equation of rabbit:

y=7x+150

Equation of kangaroo:

y=12x

To solve the system of equations, use substitution

12x=7x+150

5x=150

x=30

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