Motion

A cyclist set off at 9:00 from point D toward point E. After 10 minutes, a second cyclist set off from the same point at the same speed. A pedestrian walking from E to D set off at 9:25. The pedestrian met the first cyclist after 40 minutes and the second cyclist 8 minutes later.
The distance between the two towns is 30 km.

Determine the (common) speed of the cyclists and the speed of the pedestrian.

Final Answer:

v1 =  24 km/h
v2 =  6 km/h

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