Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 9:40am.
runner A runs 5.6 miles/hr so it will take him 4.68 hrs to run the marathon.
runner B runs 6.4 miles/hr so it will take 4.09 hrs to run the marathon
however runner B started half and hour later than runner A 4.68 - .5 = 4.18
so runner B will finish the marathon .09hrs before runner A
running time of faster runner = 26.2/6.4 or 4.125 hours or 4:7.5
running time of slower runner = 26.2/5.6 or 4.67857 hours or 4:40.7
remember the faster runner started 30 minutes later, so what do you think?
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