Mathematics, 01.12.2020 05:10 nolof

PLEASE HELP Jason left for school and forgot his math homework on the kitchen table. His mother found the homework 10 minutes after Jason left, and started driving 36 mph to catch him. Jason bikes 12 mph.

If Jason school is 2.5 miles from his apartment, how fast must his mother drive to catch him at the school door.

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