Does 10 hours to 6 hours increase or decrease
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Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time
so, keeping in mind that both trains are going at the same speed, say speed of "r" mph, after 212 hours A arrived at station A and after 4 hours, B arrived at station B.
now, the distance covered by train A is say "d", we know both stations are 585 miles apart, so, if train A covered "d" miles in those 212 hours, then train B covered the slack from 585 and d, that is "585 - d".
so, keeping in mind that both trains are going at the same speed, say speed of "r" mph, after 212 hours A arrived at station A and after 4 hours, B arrived at station B.
now, the distance covered by train A is say "d", we know both stations are 585 miles apart, so, if train A covered "d" miles in those 212 hours, then train B covered the slack from 585 and d, that is "585 - d".