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There are 2 toy cars facing each other at a distance of 500
cm from each other . Each other moves forward by 100 cm at
a speed of 50 cm/sec and then moves back by 50 cm at a
speed of 25 cm/sec . how long will it take the cars to
collide each other ?
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the correct answer is 14 sec.
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