Mathematics · Speed, Time and Distance
Two cyclists start from two towns, A and B, which are 180 km apart, and move towards each other. The cyclist from A rides at 40 km/h, while the cyclist from B rides at 50 km/h. However, the cyclist from A starts 45 minutes earlier. Find the time (in hours, rounded to two decimal places) after A's start when they meet.
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- 12.20 h
- 23.20 h
- 32.42 h
- 43.42 h
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