Bill leaves Chicago at 4:00P.M. traveling east on Interstate 90 toward Toledo, 200 miles away. Jim leaves Toledo at 5:00P.M., traveling west toward Chicago on the same road. If Bill travels at 50 miles per hour and Jim travels at 60 miles per hour, at what time will Bill pass Jim?
Solve the following time-rate-distance problems using the IPO method. Ignore time zones.
Output : The time that Bill passes Jim
Input : Bill heads east on Interstate 90.
Jim heads west Interstate 90.
Bill leaves at 4:00 P.M. Jim leaves at 5:00P.M. Ignore time zones. Distance between
Chicago and Toledo is 200 miles.
Bill's speed is 50 mph and Jim's speed is 60 mph.
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