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A and B are running in opposite directions around a circular track of length 120 meters. If the speeds of A and B are in the ratio 3:2, find the minimum distance between their first and 13th meeting points.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  A and B are running in opposite directions around a circular track of length 120 meters.  

speeds of A and B are in the ratio 3:2,

To Find : the minimum distance between their first and 13th meeting points.​

Solution:

Speed = 3S  and  2S  m/s

Running in opposite Direction

Hence net speed = 5S  m/s

Distance covered = 120 m

Distance covered by A =  (3S/5S) * 120  = 72 m

Distance covered by B = (2S/5S) * 120  =  48 m

At 1st Meeting they are 72 m    and 48  m  from origin in different Direction

Distance covered by A  till 13th Meeting = 13 * 72  

= 936 m

= 120 * 7  +  96 m

24 m ahead of 72 m

Distance covered by B  till 13th Meeting = 13 * 48

= 624 m

= 120 * 5  +  24 m

24 m Before 48 m

Hence distance between their first and 13th meeting points = 24 m

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