Math, asked by Kristen1972, 1 year ago

a man started on a bicycle on a journey of 26 km but after he had a part of the way at a speed of 20 km per hour, his bicycle broken down. he spent 15 minutes trying to repair it and then completed his journey by walking at a speed of 5 km per hour. if the whole journey took two hours, then how far did he walk?

Answers

Answered by lovingheart
4

Answer:

He walked 1.45 km far.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data  

Distance = 26 km,

Speed = 20 km / hr.

Spending time 15 mts

Walking speed = 5 km/hr’

Complete journey?

Step 1:

Total time is 2 hrs

he rested for 15 min =15/60 = 1 / 4 hr

Step 2:  

Time taken in travelling= 2 -1 / 4 = 7 / 4 hr

T is the time taken during cycling  

7 /4 -T is the time taken during walking

Step 3:  

So 7/4 = T / 5 + T / 1

7 / 4 = 6T / 5

35 = 24T

T= 1.45  

Answered by kusambobby1999
28

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given total distance = 26km

Speed of train 20km/ hr

Let the distance traveled by him in train be d km

t1 be time travelled by him in train

t1= d/20

He wasted 15 minutes in repair converting it into hours

t2=15/60 = 1/4

Let t3 be time travelled by in on walk

Speed= 5km/ hr

D = 26-d

t3=(26-d)/5

Total time is 2 hours

t1+t2+t3=2

d/20+1/4+(26-d)/5=2

(d+104 -4d)=(7/4)×20

-3d=-69

d=23

Here d is distance traveled by him in train

We need walking distance

i.e, 26-d = 26-23=3.

Therefore 3 km is answer

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