Train A departs from Edinburg Station at 1:00 pm and is travelling north at 24 miles/h. An hour later (at 2:00 pm) train B also departs from Edinburg Station traveling north on parallel tracks to those of train A. Train B is traveling north at 40 miles/h. A) At what time will Train B pass Train A? 3) How far away from Edinburg Station will both trains be when Train B passes Train A?

Train A departs from Edinburg Station at 1:00 pm and is travelling north at 24 miles/h. An hour later (at 2:00 pm) train B also departs from Edinburg Station traveling north on parallel tracks to those of train A. Train B is traveling north at 40 miles/h. A) At what time will Train B pass Train A? 3) How far away from Edinburg Station will both trains be when Train B passes Train A?

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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