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Walter left the house at three o'clock at 4 km/h and, half an hour later, went from the same place to Philip by bicycle at speed 11 km/h.
How long does it take Philip to catch up with Walter, and how far from the house?
How long does it take Philip to catch up with Walter, and how far from the house?
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