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Elementary school fourth grade Olympiad: AB spacing (difficult)
Two cars, A and B, set off from A and B respectively at the same time, and met for the first time at a distance of 95 kilometers from AT. After meeting, they continued to their destination and immediately returned, and met for the second time at a distance of 25 kilometers from B. What is the distance between A and B?

AB spacing answer:

The first encounter means that two cars travel a distance between A and B, and the second encounter means that two cars travel three distances between A and B. When A and B travel a distance between A and B, a car travels 95 kilometers, and when they travel three distances between A and B, a car will do. 25 = 285 ? 25 = 260 (km)

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