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Vadim26 [7]
3 years ago
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photoshop1234 [79]3 years ago
4 0
G. Hope this helps :)
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For the time 9 onwards they travel concurrently,
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x/50 = x/40 -1 ,where the 1 is the (8-9) 1 hr
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from 8 add 5 hours will be 1
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during 8- 9 hare travelled 50miles
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x/55= x/50-1
x/50-x/55=1
x=550miles
time taken by hare = 550/50=11 hr
ie when they first meet it will be 7pm
so ans is b 8
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