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A man moves from A to B at the rate of 4 km an hour. Had he moved at the rate of 3(2/3) km an hour, he would have taken 3 hours more to move that distance. Find the distance between A and B

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Answered by AneekBiswas1
2
Let D be the distance,distance=speed*time
Therefore,
D=4t=(11/3)(t+3)
=>4t=(11/3)t+11
=>(1/3)t=11
=>t=33

Therefore,
D=4*t=4*33=132km

If the second speed is 3*(2/3)=2km/hr

Therefore,
4t=2(t+3)
=>t=3km/hr

Therefore,
D=4*3=12 km/hr.

AneekBiswas1: If you like the answer please mark as brainliest
iamvaidehi: thanks but the answer's 132
AneekBiswas1: You have given two speeds
AneekBiswas1: So the answer comes in two distances
AneekBiswas1: Thatt is either 132 or 13
AneekBiswas1: sorry,12
AneekBiswas1: So brainliest?
AneekBiswas1: Oh that 12 is speed
AneekBiswas1: You can km/hr
AneekBiswas1: So distance is 132 km. I have written that
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