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A car runs at a constant speed of 30 km /p/h;
A bike runs at the regular increasing speed by 1 km for the
succeeding hours,commencing from 1km/p/h;
Both they start a race from one place at the same time;
Will they meet again?
If so,when and where will they meet?
Solve:
Let the meeting hour be X;
So the final speed of the bike is also X;
Accordingly,
The distance run by the car=The distance run by the bike.
The distance run by the car=Xx30
The distance run by the bike=Xx(X/2+1/2)
Therefore,Xx30=Xx(X/2+1/2);Strike out X,both sides;
=30=X/2+1/2; =30x2=X+1; =60=X+1; X+1=60; X=60--1=59.
X is the meeting hour of the vehicles.
So,both they will meet at 59th hour.
And on the 59th hour the speed of the bike is 59 km/p/h
The distance: The car=59x30=1770 km;
The bike=59x(59/2+1/2)=59x60/2=59x30=1770 km
Both they will meet at 1770 km,distance. 

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