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a man walks 10 kilometre then travel A certain distance by train and then by bus as far as twice by the train if the whole journey is of 70 kilometre how far did he travel by train

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let distance by train be x km,hence by conditions,

10+x+2x=70

X=20

Hence,he travelled 20km by train

Answered by Anonymous
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A man walks 10 kilometre then travel A certain distance by train and then by bus as far as twice by the train if the whole journey is of 70 kilometre how far did he travel by train .

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Let the distance travelled by train be x kilometres .

So , therefore According to the statement .

Distance covered by walking = 10 km

Distance covered by train = x km

Distance covered by bus = Twice covered by train i.e 2 × ( x )

= 2 x km

Total distance covered = 70 km

{\boxed{\red{Total\: distance\: covered\:by\:train}}}

\hookrightarrow\:10\:+\:x\:+\:2x\:=\:70

\hookrightarrow\:3x\:=\:70\:-\:10

\hookrightarrow\:3x\:=\:60

\hookrightarrow\:x\:=\:\dfrac{60}{3}

\hookrightarrow{\boxed{\purple{\:x\:=\:20\: kilometres}}}

As let in the starting of the question x = distance covered by train .

So therefore the distance covered by train is 20 km .

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