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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 leap at the same time ?​

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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. To FIND  : How many LEAPS will the kangaroo have to make to catch up to the rabbit if the two animals always leap leap at the same timeSolution:A kangaroo chases a rabbit that starts 150 feet ahead of the kangaroo.Let SAY After X  Leap  kangaroo  catch up to the rabbit1  Leap of Kangaroo  = 12 foot=> x leap of Kangaroo = 12x  foot1  Leap of Rabbit  =7 foot=> x leap of Rabbit =7x  foot rabbit   starts 150 feet ahead of the kangaroo Hence 150 feet  extra by kangaroo 12x  = 7x  + 150=>5x = 150=> x = 30 kangaroo have to make 30 Leaps to catch up to the rabbitLearn More:Mother rabbit hops 8steps at a time while baby rabbit hops 4steps at ... brainly.in/question/20143470Four friends had a competition to see how far could they hop on ONE ... brainly.in/question/118750



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