Rita jogs for 8 miles and then walks an additional 11 miles. She jogs at a rate twice her walking rate and she covers the entire distance of 19 miles in 3 hours. Find the rate she jogs and the rate she walks.
A. 10 miles per hour jogging and 5 miles per hour walking
B. 6 miles per hour jogging and 3 miles per hour walking
C. 6 miles per hour jogging and 7 miles per hour walking
D. 20 miles per hour jogging and 10 miles per hour walking
E. 14 miles per hour jogging and 7 miles per hour walking
Answer: A
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