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The Meeting Problem in Sixth Grade Mathematics
Two cars, Party A and Party B, met twice and left 3 AB together.

When we met for the first time, two cars walked an AB, and the car at Station A walked 90 kilometers. Then the bus at Station A should have traveled 3×90=270 kilometers. In fact, the bus from Station A took an AB plus (1-65℅)=35℅ AB.

So the distance between AB stations is equal to: 270÷( 1+35℅)=200 (km).