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REALLY EASY MATH PROBLEM - Suppose that two cars start from the same place and are moving away from one another in a perpendicular direction. You know the distances of the cars from the starting point.
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REALLY EASY MATH PROBLEM -

Suppose that two cars start from the same place and are moving away from one another in a perpendicular direction. You know the distances of the cars from the starting point. How can you find the distance between them at one point in time?

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The car will move perpindiclar from the point
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