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Two students are running in the same direction on a circular path (assume that they start...

Two students are running in the same direction on a circular path (assume that they start the race at the same point and same time). The length of the circular path is 218 mm . One student runs with a constant velocity of 5.15 m/sm/s and second student runs with a constant velocity of 6.50 m/sm/s .
a)When will the fast one tour the slower one?
b)How far from the starting point will the slower one have run?
c)How far from the starting point will the fast one have run?

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