a honda moving at 100 km/h is 80km behind a ford moving in the same direction at 60 km/h. how far does the honda travel before it catches up with the ford?
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2012-10-03T11:22:21-0400
Let's denote the distance traveled by honda as H, the distance traveled by ford as F and the time before meeting by T. Then
H = 100[km/h]*T F =& 60[km/h]*T + 80[km]
H = F, therefore
100T = 60T + 80 40T = 80 T = 2[h]
So, honda will catch up the ford after two hours and it will travel 100[km/h]*2[h] = 200 kilometres.
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