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02 Jul 2014, 04:49
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Barry leaves for the studio from his trailer at a constant rate of B miles per hour. After 1/3 of an hour, Charlie leaves the same studio and starts walking towards the same trailer at a constant rate of C miles per hour along the same route as Barry. When Charlie and Barry pass, will Barry be closer to the studio or the trailer?
(1) Barry and Charlie reach the studio and the trailer, respectively, at the same time..
(2) Charlie takes 11/12 of an hour to reach the trailer.
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(1) Barry and Charlie reach the studio and the trailer, respectively, at the same time..
(2) Charlie takes 11/12 of an hour to reach the trailer.
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Don't forget Kudos...
02 Jul 2014, 04:55
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This is a copy of my question:
Buster leaves the trailer at noon and walks towards the studio at a constant rate of B miles per hour. 20 minutes later, Charlie leaves the same studio and walks towards the same trailer at a constant rate of C miles per hour along the same route as Buster. Will Buster be closer to the trailer than to the studio when he passes Charlie?
(1) Charlie gets to the trailer in 55 minutes.
(2) Buster gets to the studio at the same time as Charlie gets to the trailer.
Discussed here: devil-s-dozen-129312-20.html#p1063897
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02 Jul 2014, 05:01
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Oh... i didn't notice that at all.
Was solving a document named 700 DS and came across this one.
I tried searching on the forum first but couldn't find it may be because someone has re-phrased your question and i looked for different key words.
Thanks for the solution though.
Thanks,
Gaurav
Was solving a document named 700 DS and came across this one.
I tried searching on the forum first but couldn't find it may be because someone has re-phrased your question and i looked for different key words.
Thanks for the solution though.
Thanks,
Gaurav
