A suspect in a high speed chase enters I-8 Eastbound at 67 miles per hour. 35 minutes later a highway patrolman enters I-8 Eastbound at the same location at 74 miles per hour. How long until the officer catches up to the suspect?

The model is LaTeX:  \displaystyle d=rt . The suspect has a 35 minute head start. The equation for the distance traveled by the suspect is LaTeX:  \displaystyle d=67(t + 35) . The highway patrolman has traveled LaTeX:  \displaystyle d=74 t . To catch the suspect the distances traveled must be equal. This gives the equation is LaTeX:  \displaystyle 67 t + 2345=74 t . Solving gives that it will take LaTeX:  \displaystyle 335 minutes to catch the suspect.