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2 motorcycles accelerate uniformly from a common starting point to a semicircular finishing line 200m away....

2 motorcycles accelerate uniformly from a common starting point to a semicircular finishing line 200m away. Their paths diverge, with an angle of 30 degrees between them. They both cover the distance in 15 seconds. What is the velocity of the motorcycle 1 from the perspective of motorcycle 2?

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