This is where they start. This is where the jet catches up and overtakes the plane. This distance is d Distance=RatexTime airplane jet 192 km/h 960 km/h.

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This is where they start. This is where the jet catches up and overtakes the plane. This distance is d Distance=RatexTime airplane jet 192 km/h 960 km/h d d t t-2

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