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Mkey [24]
3 years ago
7

I need to know how long the friend will drive before he meets me and how many miles I will have traveled by the time I meet him,

please help!

Physics
1 answer:
IceJOKER [234]3 years ago
4 0
Let you be at point A while your friend be at point B,
while you are still having lunch,
you friend travels= 27/60*75miles/h=33.75miles
Remaining Distance= 135miles-33.75miles=101.25miles
Take note here is the tricky part, for the remaining distance both you and your friend are driving towards each other,
So first,
Total speed =Adding both ur friend and ur speed= 60+75=135miles/h
Time taken to meet= 101.25miles/135miles/h=0.75h
Total hours ur friend drives= 0.75h+27/60h=1.2h
total distance ur friend drove= 1.2h * 75miles/h= 90km
for the part how far u travelled,
simply take 135miles -90miles=45miles
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