14. A motorist travelling at 96 km/h overtakes
a cyclist moving in the same direction at
24 km...
Mathematics, 08.04.2021 14:40 carsengilbert
14. A motorist travelling at 96 km/h overtakes
a cyclist moving in the same direction at
24 km/h. Fifteen minutes later, he meets
a second cyclist moving in the opposite
direction at 24 km/h. Calculate:
(a) the distance between the two cyclists
at the time the motorist meets with
the second cyclist,
(b) the time the cyclists will take before
meeting.​
Answers: 1
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