Two runners
Two runners set off simultaneously toward each other from locations 23.1 km apart. The average speed of the first runner was 1/7 greater than the average speed of the second runner.
How long would each take to run 23.1 km, given that they meet after 58 minutes?
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How long would each take to run 23.1 km, given that they meet after 58 minutes?
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