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Two trains left the station at the same time, one heading due east at 40 miles per hour and the other heading due west at 50 mil

es per hour. How far apart were they after 4 hours? A. 160 B. 200 C. 360 D. 400

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Ivan3 years ago

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well you have to see how far they have gotten after 4 hours. so 4*40=160 50*4=200. since it was opposite directions you add. so 160+200=360.

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