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Two persons, A and B are running on a circular track. At the start, B is ahead of A and their positions make an angle of 30° at the centre of the circle. When A reaches the point diametrically opposite to his starting point, he meets B. What is the ratio of speeds of A and B, if they are running with uniform speeds?

6:5

4:3

6:1

4:2

Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation

1. **Identify the Core Logic**: The problem

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