Math, asked by Glowfish, 18 days ago

A cyclist travelling at 14km/h takes 6 hours 45 minutes to cover a certain journey. How long would it take a car travelling at 52km/h to cover the same journey ? Give your answer correct to the nearest minute.​

Answers

Answered by devindersaroha43
9

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

(1/4)th of a journey travel with speed = 16 km/h

(3/4)th of a journey travel with speed = 8 km/h

Total time taken to cover the journey = 14 hours

Formula used:

Time = Distance/Speed

Calculation:

Let the total distance is x km

⇒ [(x/4)]/16] + [(3x/4)/8] = 14

⇒ (x/64) + (3x/32) = 14

⇒ (x + 6x)/64 = 14

⇒ 7x/64 = 14

⇒ x = (14 × 64)/7

⇒ x = 128 km

Total distance travel by train is 128

Answered by abhinavkr01
0

v1 = 14 km/ h = 14/60 = 7/30 km / min.

v2 = 52 km/ h = 52/60 = 26/30 km / min.

t1 = 6 hrs. 45 minutes = 405 minutes

t2 = x min.

s = v1 t1 = (7/30 * 405) km

Since, the car covers same distance, so,

s = v2 t2 = v1 t1

26/30 * x = 7/30 * 405

x = 109.03 min.

∴ It takes 109 mins.(approx.) for the car to cover the distance.

Hope It Helps :)

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