Circular Tracks 2: Meeting Points Multiple Runners | Arithmetic for CAT 2027 | Ravi Prakash Rodha

Master time speed distance questions for CAT with Ravi Prakash Rodha. Learn cat time speed distance and cat arithmetic concepts at https://www.rodha.co.in/ Arithmetic | Foundations | Part 64 of 65 | Full course playlist:    • Quantitative Aptitude for CAT 2027 | Compl...   Understand meeting points on circular tracks for two and three bodies. Learn how to calculate the number of distinct meeting points using speed ratios. Discover the logic for meeting points when bodies move in the same or opposite directions. Explore how to determine the location of specific meeting points on a track. Chapters: 0:00 Circular Track Meeting Points: Same vs. Opposite Direction 4:53 Understanding Meeting Points with an Example 10:06 Solving for M43 on a Circular Track 19:01 Circular Track Meeting Points for Three Persons Start your CAT 2027 prep Full CAT 2027 quant course (live classes + doubt support): https://www.rodha.co.in/ Attempt true-simulation CAT mocks with analysis: https://mocks.rodha.co.in/ More free CAT prep from Rodha CAT quant taught in English:    / @rodhacatpreparation-inenglish   Rodha Groups for CAT 2027 Stay connected for updates and PPTs: https://t.me/rodhaplanet Join the CAT 2027 WhatsApp community: https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029... Rodha Socials and More Follow Rodha on Instagram:   / rodhaplanet   Subscribe to Rodha for CAT and OMETs:    / @rodha   Full CAT Quants playlist:    • Quantitative Aptitude for CAT 2027 | Compl...   Complete LRDI and DI playlist:    • Complete LRDI for CAT 2027 | Logical Reaso...   Other Rodha exam channels IPMAT preparation:    / @rodha-ipmat   SSC preparation:    / @rodha-sscexamspreparation   #rodha #cat2027 #quants #catpreparation #mba This video by Ravi Prakash Rodha on the Rodha channel explains time speed distance questions related to circular tracks for the CAT exam. It covers methods for calculating meeting points for two and three bodies, considering both same and opposite directions of movement. The concepts are crucial for CAT, XAT, NMAT, SNAP, and CMAT.