SOLUTION :
Let they collide after t secs.
So,
Distance travelled by Sir George = 1/2 a t^2 = 1/2 * 0.213 * t^2 = 0.1065 t^2
Distance travelled by Sir Alfred = 1/2 a’ t^2 = 1/2 * 0.358 * t^2 = 0.179 t^2
As they collide, the sum of their distances travelled = 89.9 m
=> 0.1065 t^2 + 0.179 t^2 = 89.9
=> 0.2855 t^2 = 89.9
=> t^2 = 89.9 / 0.2855 = 314.8862
Sir George ’s distance travelled = 0.1065 * 314.8862 = 33.5354 m
Hence, their meeting point is 33.54 m approx. from the starting point of Sir George. (ANSWER).
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