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a man driving at2/3 of his original speed reaches his destination

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Answered by AR17
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Heya user !!

Here's the answer you are looking for

Let the original velocity be v m/min and the original time be t min.

So, the distance it travels is (vt) metres.

If it travels at 2/3 of its original velocity then it takes 30 mins more.

But in both the cases it travels the same distance.

so \\ vt =  \frac{2v}{3} (t + 30) \\ vt =  \frac{2vt}{3}  + 20v \\ vt -  \frac{2vt}{3}  = 20v \\  \frac{vt}{3}  = 20v \\  \\ cancel \: v \: from \: both \: sides  \\  \\  \frac{t}{3}  = 20 \\  \\ t = 20 \times 3 = 60min


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