Posted by mary on Monday, May 3, 2010 at 8:02pm.
-Point 1-
Person 1: 65 m
Person 2: 70 m
-Point 2-
Person 1: 130 m
Person 2: 140 m
-Point 3-
Person 1: 195 m
Person 2: 210 m
-Point 4-
Person 1: 260 m
Person 2: 280 m
-Point 5-
Person 1: 325 m
Person 2: 350 m
-Point 6-
Person 1: 390 m
Person 2: 420 m
-Point 7-
Person 1: 455 m
Person 2: 490 m
-Point 8-
Person 1: 520 m
Person 2: 560 m
-Point 9-
Person 1: 585 m
Person 2: 630 m
Get the pattern? Keep on going and you'll get the same point where they come together later.
Ex:
-Point 10-
Multiply Person 1 (65) times point number (10) and multiply Person 2 (70) times point number (10)
So on...
Hope I helped!
-6th grader
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