Two planes are flying towards each other. In 45 minutes, the two planes will be

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Svetllana [295]2 years ago

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Answer: the answer is 800 miles apart now

The planes are flying in this opposite direction so there speed will be the sum of individual speeds.

They have to fly 1 hour to meet each other.

Since Distance between them is 200 miles after flying 45 minutes, it means they have to cover this distance in remaining 15 minutes.

200/15 x 60 = 800 miles/Hr.

Since they meet after 1 hour, they are 800 miles are apart now.

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ELEN [110]2 years ago

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The distance between the two planes will be 800 miles.

It should be noted that the total speed of the two planes will be the sum of their individual speeds. Also, the planes have 1 hour to meet each other.

From the information given, the distance between the planes is 200 miles after they flew for 45 minutes. Therefore, the remaining distance will be:

= 1 hour - 45 minutes = 15 minutes.

The distance between the planes will then be:

= 200/15 × 60

= 200 × 4

= 800 miles

Therefore, the distance between the two planes will be 800 miles.

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