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Two contestants run in a 3-kilometre rac...

Two contestants run in a 3-kilometre race along a circular course of length 300 metres. If their speeds are in the ratio of 4 : 3, how often and where would the winner pass the other? (The initial start-off is not counted as passing.)

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