RE: Intelligence & Creativity
Sean Draine (seandr@Exchange.Microsoft.com)
Wed, 28 Jul 1999 15:34:48 -0700
> in relation to which of your speeds?
> the original walking speed?
Sure, in which case the answer is "not enough information." Same applies to
falling speed, in case you decided to jump.
> the running speed?
See Mike's solution.
> or the standing there calculating where the trains going to hit you speed?
For standing speed (velocity=0), I would have accepted either of the
following answers: a) the train is moving infinitely faster than me, or b)
divide by zero error followed by a program crash.
-Sean