Math, asked by soniruchi020500, 3 months ago

a boy increases his speed to 9/5th times his original speed. by this he reaches his school 30 minutes before the usual time. how much time does he takes actually? ​

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Answered by angelgirlnew
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 \huge \bf \dag \red {given \: that} :

increase his speed = 9/5

 \huge \bf \dag \pink{to \: find }:

time

 \huge \bf \dag \green {answer }:

let the usual speed is s and time is t.

according to the question

time difference = 30 min

t = 5/9 t = 30 min

4t = 30 × 9

t =  \frac{30 \times 9}{4}

 \bf \orange{t = g7.50min}

 \bf \purple{hence \: the \: actual \: time \: is \: }

 \bf \blue{g7.50min}

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