SOLUTION: John and David are running around the same track at the same speed. When David started running, John had already run 3 laps. Con- sider the relationship between the number of laps
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Question 1164654: John and David are running around the same track at the same speed. When David started running, John had already run 3 laps. Con- sider the relationship between the number of laps that David has run and the number of laps that John has run.
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