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1 The distance between the two robots is twenty feet.
SO D1 + D2 = 20 feet D = distance V= velocity

2 V1t + V2t = 20 feet (t)(V1 + V2) = 20 feet
D = distance V= velocity the robots move towards each other This robot travels at a rate of 2 feet per second This robot travels at a rate of 5 feet per second so V1t + V2t = 20 feet & (t)(V1 + V2) = 20 feet

3 20 feet T= ______________________ (V1+V 2)

4 T= they will hit or cross in 2.86 seconds 20 feet (V1+V 2)
______________________ (V1+V 2) 20 feet/7 feet/second = 2.86 seconds they will hit or cross in 2.86 seconds

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