Andi, Budi, Rudi: A Square Field Challenge

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Andi, Budi, and Rudi are running around a square field measuring 50 x 20 meters, with Andi and Budi running clockwise at 10 m/s and Rudi running counterclockwise at 7 m/s. The discussion focuses on determining when and where Rudi will meet Andi and Budi for the first and fourth times. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the problem and encourage self-sufficiency in solving it rather than providing direct answers. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in communication, especially for non-native English speakers. Overall, the thread aims to assist in the learning process rather than completing the homework.
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please friend post my homework

1. Three people of Andi, budi Rudi run around field in form of is square [of] fairish length 50 x 20 m, name squarely or filed [of] length [of] ABCD. Third [of] the people leave from A. If Andi and budi run unidirectionally ( assume clockwise if seen the from the top (of)) with each speed 10 m/s and while Rudi m/s walk contraryly [of] direction both with speed 7 m/s

Determining
a. When third the people meet for the things first and fourth time
b. Where third the people meet for the things first and fourth time


sorry i from indonesia, my english not very good enough but anwser my homework
 
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