Two motorcyclists go to meet each other. The speed of one is 62 km / h, and the other is 54.

To this problem it is logical to pose the question of how many kilometers the motorcyclists will get closer in one hour of driving. To do this, first we need to find their overall speed, as they move towards each other. To do this, we take and add to the speed of the first motorcyclist, the speed of the second motorcyclist:

62 + 54 = 116 km / h total speed of two motorcyclists.

Now let’s find the distances, for this we multiply the speed of the object by the travel time:

116 * 1 = 116 kilometers will be covered by motorcyclists in one hour.

Answer: 116 kilometers.