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Step 1.

We assume that the athletes started the race from the same point

observing interval [0,5], the area between the curves represents a lead of athlete 1 over 2.

Athlete 1 is ahead after 5s.

Observing interval [5,10], the area between the curves represents a lead of athlete 1 over 2 during that interval as well.

Athlete 1 is ahead after 10s.

Observing interval [10,15], the area between the curves represents more ground covered by athlete 2 than athlete 1 during that interval athlete 2 has started catching up

The area does not yet equal the total area over [0,10] representing the lead of athlete.

Athlete 1 is still ahead after 15s.

Observing interval [15,20], the area between the curves

represents more ground covered by athlete 2 than athlete 1 during that interval

The sum of areas of the last two 5-seconds intervals seems slightly larger than the area (lead) that athlete 1 had built in the first 10 seconds...

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