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11-05-2022
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Two men walk at rates of 6 mph and 10 mph, respectively. Simultaneously, they started from the same place walking waking in opposite directions. In how many hours will they be 200 miles apart?

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21-05-2022

Answer:

12.5 hours :)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let after t hours , the two men are 200 miles apart

So the distance traveled by fthe irst man is 6 miles

And the distance traveled by the second man is 10 miles

So the equation is 6t+10t=200

Therefore after 12.5 hours, they are 200 miles apart.

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