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Although some of today's trains regularly travel at speeds of 200 mph, when it was built the world's fastest regularly scheduled train traveled between the cities of Osaka and Okayama in Japan, a distance of 112 miles, in just one hour. Traveling at this rate, how long would it take to catch up with another train 8 miles ahead of it if the other train is traveling 80 miles per hour?

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