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19 December, 19:10

Sheila leaves on a long trip driving at a steady rate for 30 miles per hour. Her sister Allison leaves from the same location traveling to the same destination 2 hours later. She drives at a steady rate of 60 miles per hour. How long after Allison leaves home will she catch up to Sheila?

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