A bus covers a distance of 90 km at a uniform speed had the speed been 15 km/hr more it would have taken 30 minutes less for the journey. find the original speed of the bus
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Original speed of Bus is 45 km/hr.
- Increased speed is 15 km/hr (x + 15).
- Distance is 90 km.
We know that,
After when speed increased -
Now,
Taking 90 as common -
By using the splitting the middle term method -
Now, our factors are (x + 60) & (x - 45).
Equaling them with 0.
Distance can't be negative. So, neglecting the -ve value - 60 & taking +ve value 45.
Thus, original speed of Bus is 45 km/hr.
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Let the original speed of train be y km/h.
then, increased speed : y + 15 km/h
Wkt, Speed = Distance/time
usual time = 90/y hrs
and, New time = 90/y+15 hrs
also, 30 min = 30/60 hr = 1/2 hr
According to question :-
taking out 90 as common :
Taking lcm,
By factorisation :
y = 45 or -60
Rejecting the negative value we get ;
Y = 45
Hence,
usual speed of train is 45 km/hr
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