3.57* 10 to the sixth power :)
Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time.
if, the southbound train is going at a speed of say " r " mph, since we know that the northbound one is going faster by 4 miles, than is really going at " r + 4 " mph then.
now, we know in 2.5 hours, they're 330 miles from each other, thus the southbound train has been rolling for 2.5 hours, and the northbound train has also been rolling for 2.5 hours.
if the northbound train has covered on those 2.5 hours say " d " miles, then the southbound train has covered the slack, or " 330 - d ".

how fast is the northbound going? well, r + 4.
4.486 because you would look at the 8 and it is over 5 so you round up to the 3 and it become 4. But if it was less them you would keep it the same.
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Answer:
A. KM
Step-by-step explanation:
A circle is named by its center. Circle K has its center at point K.
A radius is a line segment that extends from the center of the circle to a point on the circle. Point K must be one end of any radius.
<h3>Application</h3>
Segment KM is a radius.
Segments between points on the circle are <em>chords</em>. The other named segments in the answer choices are all chords of the circle.