Math, asked by udaykumarthandra, 1 year ago

A person left a city P to go to city Q at 6.30 a.m. He travelled at a speed of 90 km/hr for 2

hours and 30 minutes. After that, the speed was reduced to 50 km/hr. If the distance between

the cities is 345 km, at what time did he reach the city Q?

Answers

Answered by pragati29716611
1

With the speed of 90kmph distance covered is 90* 2.5= 225km

number of km left =345-225=120

with speed of 50kmph time taken =120/50= 2.4 i.e 2hrs and 24mins

so total time of travel= 4hours and 54mins

Answered by paramdholakia90757
0

Answer:

total distance= 345km

speed for first 2hr 30 min = 90km/h

therefore distance remaining = 345- (90×2.5)=345-225

=120km

speed after 2.5 hr= 50km/h

therefore time taken to travel 120km with speed of 50km/h =120÷50= 2.4hr

total time = 2.5hr + 2.4hr

=2hr 30min + 2hr 24min

=4hr 54min

Thank you

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