Science, asked by MrIRZETEX, 9 hours ago

A student starting from his house walks at a
speed of 2 1/2 km/hour and reaches his school 6
minutes late. Next day starting at the same time
he increases his speed by 1 km/hour and reaches
6 minutes early. The distance between the school
and his house is ?

➦4 km
➦3 1/2 km
➦ 1 3/4 km
➦6 km

Answers

Answered by inamulhaqbj
1

Explanation:

Let the distance between the home & the school of the boy = x km.

In the first case, the speed is 2

21

km/hr =

2

5

km/hr.

∴ Time taken = x÷

2

5

hr.

=

5

2x

hr.

In the second case his speed= 1 +

2

3

km/hr. =

2

7

km/hr.

∴ Time taken=x÷

2

7

hr.=

7

2x

hr.

∴ The difference in time = (

5

2x

7

2x

)hr.=

35

4x

hr.=

35

4x

×60min.=

7

48x

×min.

Now , in the first case he is 6 min late = −6 min. and

In the second case, he is 6 min early = +6 min.

∴ The difference in time=[6−(−6)]min.=12 min.

7

48x

min.=12 min.

Or 4x=7

Or x=

4

7

=1.75.

∴ The distance between the home & the school of the boy = 1.75 km.

Answered by Mirxcle
3

Answer:

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