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You and your run towards each other. At time zero, you are at x = 0...
You and your run towards each other. At time zero, you are at x = 0 and your friend is at x = 30 m. Your speed is 5 m/s and your friend's speed is 2.5 m/s. Draw a graph of x vs t that shows you vs your friend, making sure that the slopes reflect that your speed is twice your friend's speed. From the graph, estimate when and where you and your friend will meet.
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