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两列火车相对行驶，在两地间的中点相遇，甲车每小时行76千米，相遇是行了5小时．乙车每小时行95千米，他比甲车迟出发了几小时？

答案

76×5÷95，

=380÷95，

=4（小时）；

5-4=1（小时）；

答：乙车比甲车迟出发了1小时．

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A.运化水液

B.运化水湿

C.运化水谷

D.运化水谷和水液

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