Mathematics, 21.02.2021 02:10 TheCat250
Two athletes practice for a marathon by running back and forth on a 11-mile course. They start running simultaneously, one at a speed 2 miles faster than the other. How fast does each run if they meet 1 hr 6 minutes after starting? (The faster one is already returning at this point.) How far from the starting point do the runners meet?
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