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Time taken = Total Distance / Relative Speed
Total Distance = 50 kms
Relative Speed (Opposite side) (As they are moving towards each other speed would be added ) = 6+ 4 = 10 kms/hr

Time taken = 50 / 10 = 5 hrs
Distance traveled by Maxwell= Maxwell speed * time taken = 4 * 5 = 20 kms... Answer - C

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Please correct the question
It is not "when they meet in the middle"
it is when "they meet" !!!
Otherwise the answer is obvious 25 km
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Please correct the question
It is not "when they meet in the middle"
it is when "they meet" !!!
Otherwise the answer is obvious 25 km
Hi a2menthiere ,
I believe that the question is correct as it is . In the middle here means a point between their homes . The point does not have to be at the midpoint of the distance between their homes .
Also , since Brad and Maxwell start at the same time and their speed is not the same , they can never meet at the halfway - that is 25 km .

Hope it helps!! :)
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Please correct the question
It is not "when they meet in the middle"
it is when "they meet" !!!
Otherwise the answer is obvious 25 km
Hi a2menthiere ,
I believe that the question is correct as it is . In the middle here means a point between their homes . The point does not have to be at the midpoint of the distance between their homes .
Also , since Brad and Maxwell start at the same time and their speed is not the same , they can never meet at the halfway - that is 25 km .

Hope it helps!! :)


Sorry but in my language "middle "means there is the same DISTANCE between two things.
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