A mathematical problem about pursuit A snail and an earthworm walk on a square ABCD with a side length of 30. The snail moves forward at the speed of 8cm per minute at point a, and the earthworm moves forward at the speed of 18cm per minute at point B. which segment do they meet for the first time? AB, BC, CD, ad which segment? How to solve? For the specific process, it's better to solve the equation. Thank you

A mathematical problem about pursuit A snail and an earthworm walk on a square ABCD with a side length of 30. The snail moves forward at the speed of 8cm per minute at point a, and the earthworm moves forward at the speed of 18cm per minute at point B. which segment do they meet for the first time? AB, BC, CD, ad which segment? How to solve? For the specific process, it's better to solve the equation. Thank you


The earthworm was 30 × 3 = 90cm behind the snail
The first time they meet, it takes 90 / (18-8) = 9 minutes
At this time, the snail walked 8 * 9 = 72cm,
72 / 30 = 2, 12,
So the snail is on the CD,
That's when they first met on a CD



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