Math help!

Distance from Boston to New York is 50 miles. At 9:00 AM, a cyclist leaves Boston heading for New York at 12 miles mph. Half an hour later, another cyclist heads from New York toward Boston at 9.3 miles mph. What time do they meet, and how far will they be from New York?

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ironwalker60 said:The distance between New York and Boston is 50 miles. At 9:00 AM, one cyclist leaves Boston heading toward New York at 12 miles mph. Half an hour later, a second cyclist leaves New York heading toward Boston at 9.3 miles mph. In how many hours will they meet, and how far from New York will they be when they do?

Please help out, my younger cousin needs this 😕🙏 As soon as possible

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By the way, tell your cousin this is just basic physics. He should probably check his high school textbooks or old class notes; I can't quite recall which grade covers this specific stuff.

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