Math, asked by dhanajidalvipascst, 1 year ago

a man riding on a bicycle covers a distance of 60 km in a direction of the wind and comes back to the his original position in 8 hours. another cyclist with the same speed of bicycle riding on a bicycle at the same time covers a distance of 45 km in the direction of wind and returns back half of its distance in 3 hours and 45 minutes. find the speed of bicycle and speed of wind

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Answered by fazailcheema
4

 

D1=60km

T1=8 hours

D2=45km

T2=(3 hours,45min)*2 = 7.5

Speed of bicycle=x

Speed of wind=y

V1 =x+y

V2=x-y

• Formula=d/v=t

60/x+y =8

7.5-x=y

45/x-y =7.5

-6+x=+y

• Equating for y

7.5-x=-6+x

13.5/2=x

X=6.75km/hour

• Value of y from equa -6+x=y :

-6+6.75=y

0.75km/hour=y

Speed of bicycle is 6.75 km/hour

Speed of wind is 0.75km/hour


Answered by laxmikantkulkarni260
10

Answer:15 km/hr


Step-by-step explanation: speed of wind 10km/hr

let x-10 be the speed for going against the wind

Speed with wind be x+10

60/x+10 +. 60/x-10 = 8

Multiple by both sides by (x+10)(x-10)

60(x+-10)+60(x+10)=8(x+10)(x-10)

60x-600+60x+600=8xsquare-800

8xsquare-120x-800=0

Divided by 8

X square - 15x - 100 = 0

X square-20x+5x-100=0

X(x+20) 5 (x+20) = 0

X-20=0 &. X+5=0

X. = 20. &. X. = -5

Speed is positive

X=20

Speed of bicycle=20km/hr


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