Since you stated the first train as travelling at 30 mph lets assume the train travelling at 30 mph starts on the left end of the track travelling to the right, and the second train starts on the right end of the track travelling to the left. In this case the two trains will meet 3/7 of the way from the left of the track.
To illustrate what i mean in case that doesn't make sense, imagine a number line going from 0 to 70 with the train travelling at 30 mph starting from 0, and the train travelling at 40 mph starting from 70. The two trains will meet on the number line where 30 is as it's 3/7 along the line from 0.
Are they travelling on the same road? In the same direction? Which car is in front? How far apart were they to start with? Is the driver in the faster car blind?
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There are different schools of thought on this, but I maintain that whole numbers start with zero.
Distance d = speed x time With one hour head start the slower car traveled d= 55x1 = 55 miles The faster car catches up when they have traveled same distance d = 65t = 55t + 55 10t = 55 t = 5.5 hours
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