SOLUTION: A salesman drives from Ajax to Barrington, a distance of 130 mi, at a steady speed. He then increases his speed by 10 mi/h to drive the 158 mi from Barrington to Collins. If the se
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Question 1137814: A salesman drives from Ajax to Barrington, a distance of 130 mi, at a steady speed. He then increases his speed by 10 mi/h to drive the 158 mi from Barrington to Collins. If the second leg of his trip took 2 min more time than the first leg, how fast was he driving between Ajax and Barrington? Answer by josgarithmetic(39618) (Show Source):