The distances covered by each of two runners during the first 21 minutes of a race are
​shown in the graph below. The time at which one runner passes the other is between
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The distances covered by each of two runners during the first 21 minutes of a race are shown in the graph below The time at which one runner passes the other is class=

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Answer:

t = 10.5 minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

Curves on the graph show the distance covered by two runners during the first 21 minutes of a race.

These curves intersect each other at a point which shows a common location of both the runners on the graph.

This common point is at the mid of t = 9 and 12 seconds

Therefore, time at which both the runners passes the other will be,

t = [tex]9+\frac{12-9}{2}[/tex]

 = 9 + 1.5

 = 10.5 minutes

Answer:

It's either 10.5 or 11

Step-by-step explanation:

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