Let
be the speed of train A, and let's set the origin in the initial position of train A. The equations of motion are

where
are the positions of trains A and B respectively, and t is the time in hours.
The two trains meet if and only if
, and we know that this happens after two hours, i.e. at 

Solving this equation for v we have

So, train A is travelling at 105 km/h. This implies that train B travels at

If, for example, you had x on one side and x on the other, then subtracting x from both sides "disappears" x. If no other power of x shows up on either side, then your equation either has no solution or is always true.
Answer:
Please, see attached picture
Step-by-step explanation:
We can easily solve this question by using a graphing calculator or any plotting tool.
The equation is
f(x) = (1/4)*(4)^(x)
Which is an exponential function, that grows rapidly to infinity as x increases.
A LEVER
Its a lever because both sides can be controlled by eachother :)