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Motorcyclist A covered a distance of 400 kilometers. Motorcyclist B traversed 300 kilometers. They met after 5 hours. Motorcycle A's average speed was 80 kilometers per hour, while Motorcycle B's average speed was 60 kilometers per hour. Step-by-step explanation: At t = 5 and d = 300, this is their meeting point. Therefore, Motorcyclist A traveled 400 kilometers, calculated as 700 - 300 (the meeting point). For Motorcyclist B, who traveled from 0 to 300, this is 300 kilometers. They took 5 hours, as reflected in the graph. Each motorcycle's average speed corresponds to the slope of the line where distance traveled per hour is found. For Motorcycle A: it covered 400 km in 5 hours, so 400/5 = 80 kilometers per hour. Motorcycle B traveled 300 km in 5 hours, so 300/5 = 60 kilometers per hour.