A boy cyclist and a girl cyclist are 10 miles apart and pedaling toward each other. The boy's rate is 6 miles per hour and the girl's rate is 4 miles per hour. There is also a friendly fly zooming con?

Answer 1

You could try again with a bit less "fluff", but from what you've written I can guess the basic form of the question and tell you how to solve it.

The cyclists are ten miles apart and moving toward each other at a relative speed of ten miles per hour, so they'll meet in one hour; the total distance traveled by the fly will be the number of miles that it can fly in that time.

Answer 2

It is difficult to be certain of the answer because much of the question is missing. If the question concerns the friendly fly starting off from one of the cycles and flying to the other cycle, turning around and flying back to the first cycle. If the fly keeps doing that, flying at a constant speed of v mph and turning around instantly, then by the time the boy and girl meet it will have flown v miles.