George C. answered 02/17/13
Humboldt State and Georgetown graduate
------------------------------------------------------------------------->, rob's distance
----------------------------------->, juan's distance
<----------------J---------------->
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<---7.7-x---------><-------x------>
<---------------7.7 mi------------->
rob's distance juan's distance
We know both distances, and we know both times, so r = d/t
For rob: (7.7 + J)/11 = (7.7-x)/1 for juan: J/11 = x/1
Solve by substitution, x = 3.5 This is the distance juan walks toward rob. Juan' speed = 3.5 mph
7.7 - 3.5 = 4.2 Robs speed = 4.2 mph