Math, asked by nishan2788, 5 months ago

A person can walk a certain distance and
drive back in 6 h. He can also walk both
ways in 10 h. How much time will he
take to drive both ways?

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Answered by kanika0669

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, he takes 10 h to walk both ways, the number of hours to walk one way for him will be 5. If he walks one way and drives back the same way it takes him 6 h which means that the number of hrs taken to drive one way is 6 - 5 = 1 h. Thus, number of hours to drive both ways will be 2. 1).

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