If visiting neighbors resulted in gift bags

JoshWB123

Events A and B are traveling in the same direction on parallel updates. Event A is traveling at 60 mph and event B is traveling at 70 mph. Event A passes an update at 12:20 P.M. If Event B passes the same update at 12:32 P.M., at what time will event B catch up to event A?

neuroheart

Would be nice if we could at least get gift bags from the wheel.

bren1960

HCoinslot wrote:

Events A and B are traveling in the same direction on parallel updates. Event A is traveling at 60 mph and event B is traveling at 70 mph. Event A passes an update at 12:20 P.M. If Event B passes the same update at 12:32 P.M., at what time will event B catch up to event A?

Lmao

HCoinslot

bren1960 wrote:

HCoinslot wrote:

Events A and B are traveling in the same direction on parallel updates. Event A is traveling at 60 mph and event B is traveling at 70 mph. Event A passes an update at 12:20 P.M. If Event B passes the same update at 12:32 P.M., at what time will event B catch up to event A?

Lmao

I cant believe with all the nerds we have around here, no one took the time to answer this.

JoshWB123

neuroheart wrote:

Would be nice if we could at least get gift bags from the wheel.

Yeah it would be good if they they replaced the money with gift bags.

TT_Degnan

HCoinslot wrote:

bren1960 wrote:

HCoinslot wrote:

Events A and B are traveling in the same direction on parallel updates. Event A is traveling at 60 mph and event B is traveling at 70 mph. Event A passes an update at 12:20 P.M. If Event B passes the same update at 12:32 P.M., at what time will event B catch up to event A?

Lmao

I cant believe with all the nerds we have around here, no one took the time to answer this.

I'll take that challenge

At the update, A has a 12minute, or 12 mile, lead on B.

B, which is travelling 10miles per hour faster than A, will take 1.2 hours to close this gap.
Or 1 hour and 12 minutes.

So, therefore, henceforth and ad infinitum, 01:44. AM.

And if that's correct, I've just proved myself to be a nerd... :oops:

darthraven0

HCoinslot wrote:

bren1960 wrote:

HCoinslot wrote:

Events A and B are traveling in the same direction on parallel updates. Event A is traveling at 60 mph and event B is traveling at 70 mph. Event A passes an update at 12:20 P.M. If Event B passes the same update at 12:32 P.M., at what time will event B catch up to event A?

Lmao

I cant believe with all the nerds we have around here, no one took the time to answer this.

My head is still spinning from them traveling on parallel lines with B going faster than A and yet A hit the update first. Hmm. In the voice of Christopher Walken it's a quandary that's what it is. But as you can tell by my pic I don't get paid to think.