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16. A train has to travel the distance between Aurang abad and Daulatabad, equal to 20 km, at a constans speed. It travelled half the way with the specified speed and stopped for three minutes, to arrive at Daulatabad on time, it had to increase its speed by 10 km/h for the rest of the way. Next time the train stopped half-way for five minutes. By what speed must it increase its speed for the remaining half of thedistance to arrive at Daulatabad as per the schedule?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : A train has to travel the distance between Aurang abad and Daulatabad, equal to 20 km, at a constans speed. It travelled half the way with the specified speed and stopped for three minutes, to arrive at Daulatabad on time, it had to increase its speed by 10 km/h for the rest of the way. Next time the train stopped half-way for five minutes.

To Find  : By what speed must it increase its speed for the remaining half of the distance to arrive at Daulatabad as per the schedule?​

Solution:

Distance  = 20 km

Half Distance  =10  km

Speed  = S  km /hr

Time  Taken = 20 / S  hrs

Time taken for half way  = 10/S   hr

Stop = 3 mins  = 1/20  hrs

Time taken for rest half way = 10 / (S + 10)   hrs

10/S  + 1/20  + 10/(S + 10)  = 20/S

=> 1/20  = 10/S  - 10/(S + 10)

=> S (S  + 10)  = 20  * 10 ( S + 10 - S)

=> S²  + 10S  = 2000

=> S²  + 10S - 2000 = 0

=> (S + 50)(S - 40) = 0

=> S = 40 Speed = 40 km

Time  Taken = 20 / S  hrs  = 20/40  = 1/2 hrs = 30 min

Half way  =  15 min

Rest Distance = 10 km .  Rest time = 15 - 5 = 10 mins = 1/6 hrs

Speed  = 10/ (1/6)  = 60 km/hr

Hence Speed to  be increased by 20 km/hr

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