Math, asked by dilipbehera701, 9 months ago

A cat seeing a mouse in front of it , starts to catch it .In the same interval of time the cat jumps 8 times and the mouse jumps 6 times. But the distance covered by the cat in 7 jumps is equal to the distance covered by the mouse in 5 jumps . find the ratio of the speeds if the cat and mouse​

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Answered by madeducators4
5

Given :

The  no of jumps by cat is 8 and by mouse is 6 in same interval of time .

Distance covered by cat in 7 jumps is equal to that by mouse in 5 jumps .

To Find :

Ratio of speeds of cat and mouse = ?

Solution :

Let the given same interval of time be t .

So, time taken by cat for 1 jump = \frac{8}{t}

And , time taken by mouse for 1 jump = \frac{6}{t}

Let the equal distance covered be = x

So, the time taken by cat to cover x in 7 jumps = \frac{7 \times 8}{t} =\frac{56}{t}

And the time taken by mouse to cover x in 5 jumps = \frac{5 \times 6}{t} = \frac{30}{t}

So , the speed of cat = \frac{x}{\frac{56}{t}} = \frac{xt}{56}

And speed of mouse = \frac{x}{\frac{30}{t}} = \frac{xt}{30}

So, the ratio of speeds :

=\frac{(\frac{xt}{56})}{(\frac{xt}{30})}

=\frac{30}{56}

=\frac{15}{28}

Hence , ratio of their speeds is 15 : 28

Answered by akibrajasarkar6
2

Answer:

20:21 is answer

their ratio is 20:21

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