To: Red Badger
If a train, traveling 125 mph, leaves Point A at eleven o’clock, breaks into two parts at noon...how many passengers arrive at Point B by one o’clock?
39 posted on
02/06/2018 11:20:39 AM PST by
moovova
To: moovova
"If a train, traveling 125 mph, leaves Point A at eleven oclock, breaks into two parts at noon...how many passengers arrive at Point B by one oclock?" We were told that there would be no math.
71 posted on
02/06/2018 12:25:02 PM PST by
buckalfa
(I was so much older then, but I'm younger than that now.)
To: moovova
If a train, traveling 125 mph, leaves Point A at eleven oclock, breaks into two parts at noon...how many passengers arrive at Point B by one oclock?Depends how many pax are seated aft of the breakup point, whether they're wearing seat belts, and how close they are to Point B at the time of the breakup.
87 posted on
02/06/2018 4:44:52 PM PST by
Still Thinking
(Freedom is NOT a loophole!)
To: moovova
If a train, traveling 125 mph, leaves Point A at eleven oclock, breaks into two parts at noon...how many passengers arrive at Point B by one oclock? 1.25
95 posted on
02/07/2018 12:41:19 AM PST by
Cvengr
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