Darlus has been on a road trip for a few days., On the morning of day 5, he starts driving, and after 2 hourshe discovers that he is 735 miles from his home. Then, 4 hours later (6 hours since starting out thatmorning), he discovers he is 515 miles from his home.Assuming he is driving at a constant rate, find his speed and how far from home he was at the beginning ofthe day.

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