Starting from the same point, Reden starts walking eastward at 60 cm/s while Neil starts running towards the south at 80 cm/s. How fast is the distance between Reden and Neil increasing after 2 seconds?

Starting from the same point, Reden starts walking eastward at 60 cm/s while Neil starts running towards the south at 80 cm/s. How fast is the distance between Reden and Neil increasing after 2 seconds?

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