A cyclist takes 2hrs less to cover a dist of 200km, if he increases his speed by 5km/hr. Find his original speed.
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Let us suppose the speed of the cyclist be ‘v’ km/hr , therefore the time taken to cover 200 km will be (200/v) hr. If he increases his speed by 5 km/hr , then the distance will be covered in (200/v+5) hr.
According to the question:
200/v -200/(v+5) =2
Taking L.C.M.
1000/v(v+5) = 2
On solving the quadratic eq. , we get permissible value of v to be equal to 20 km/hr.
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Step-by-step explanation:
let ,
v 1 = 200/5= 40km / hrs
v2 =5km/hrs
v = v1 - v2
= 40km/hrs - 5 km/hrs
= 35 km/hrs answer
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