At the ancient Athens Olympic games, in a duel between two runners, Portheus and Morpheus, they were made to start running in opposite direction from diametrically opposite ends of a circular race track of length (circumference) 2
kms. The first time they met was after 24
minutes. If the distance between them exactly 'n' minutes after they start is equal to a quarter of the length of the track, which of the following is a possible value of 'n'?

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At the ancient Athens Olympic games, in a duel between two runners, Portheus and Morpheus, they were made to start running in opposite direction from diametrically opposite ends of a circular race track of length (circumference) 2
 kms. The first time they met was after 24 
minutes. If the distance between them exactly 'n' minutes after they start is equal to a quarter of the length of the track, which of the following is a possible value of 'n'?

Extrinix · Answer

@shadow subject change to Mathematics please.

freon · Answer

sure