Starting from the same point, a sparrow and a hawk flew in opposite directions. Each traveled at a constant speed until

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Starting from the same point, a sparrow and a hawk flew in opposite directions. Each traveled at a constant speed until they were 200 feet apart. How far did the sparrow travel?

(1) The ratio of the sparrow’s speed to the hawk’s speed was 3 to 2.
(2) The average speed of the sparrow was 5 feet per second faster than the average speed of the hawk.

Answer: A

Source: Princeton Review