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Two trains are moving towards each other. One train moves at a speed of 50 mph, and the other train travels at 60 mph. How soon will they meet, if originally the distance between them was 340 miles?
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Two trains are moving towards each other. One train moves at a speed of 50 mph, and the other train travels at 60 mph. How soon will they meet, if originally the distance between them was 340 miles?

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Answer:

12

Explanation:

Because i used a cauculater and 50 x 60 =300

User Shawn Hubbard
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I think that they will meet in 3 hours and 11 min but I’m not too sure
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