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If there were two runners running a race, one along the inside and one along the outside, how far apart they start so the race is fair?
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If there were two runners running a race, one along the inside and one along the outside, how far apart they start so the race is fair?

If there were two runners running a race, one along the inside and one along the outside-example-1
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I would believe inside of a race track is smaller than the outside. They are staggered so the runners all run the same distance.

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