Fabian and Warren started jogging from the same point. Warren started jogging 7 minutes earlier than Fabian. Fabian's jogging speed was 400 m/min and Warren's jogging speed was 200 m/min. They went in the same direction and did not change their speeds throughout.
- How long did it take for Fabian to catch up with Warren?
- What distance would Warren have jogged when Fabian caught up with him? Express your answer in meters.
|
Fabian |
Warren |
Speed |
400 m/min |
200 m/min |
Start time |
|
7 min earlier |
Extra distance covered at first |
|
1400 m |
(a)
Distance that Warren covered when he jogged 7 minutes earlier
= 7 x 200
= 1400 m
Distance that Fabian covered more than Warren per min
= 400 - 200
= 200 m
Time that Fabian needed to take to cover the additional 1400 m
= 1400 ÷ 200
= 7 min
(b)
Time that Warren would had jogged when Fabian caught up with him
= 7 + 7
= 14 min
Distance that Warren would have jogged when Fabian caught up with him
= 14 x 200
= 2800 m
Answer(s): (a) 7 min; (b) 2800 m