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A train coverd certain distance at a uniform speed.If the train would have been 10km/hr faster ,it would have taken 1 hours less than the scheduled time.And if the train were slower by 6km/hr, it would have taken 1 hour more than the scheduled time .Find the length of the journey​

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Answered by meowwww75
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Hey there!

Length of the Journey => Distance covered by the train.

Let Speed of the train = x Kmph

Time taken = y Hr

Distance = Speed × time = xy. -----[1]

If the train would have been 10 kmph faster,

Speed of the train = x+ 10

Time taken = y -1

Distance = Speed × time = (x+10)(y-1)

= xy - x +10y -10 ------[2]

Equating [1] & [2]

=> xy = xy-x +10y -10

=> x -10y +10 = 0. ---------------[A]

If the train would have been 6 kmph slower,

Speed of the train = x-6

Time taken = y + 1

Distance = Speed × time = (x-6) (y+1) -----[3]

= xy+x-6y-6

Equating [1] & [3]

=> xy = xy+x-6y-6

=> x - 6y -6 = 0 -------------[B]

The two equations are :

Take [A] =>

x - 10y +10 = 0 => x = 10y-10

Substitute in [B]=>

x - 6y - 6 = 0

=> (10y-10) -6y-6 = 0

=> 4y-16 = 0

=> 4y = 16

=> y = 4

Substitute in [A]

x = 10y-10

=> x = 10(4)-10

=> x = 40-10

=> x = 30

Thus,

Speed of the train = x = 30 Kmph

Time taken by the train = y = 4 Hrs

Distance covered by the train = Speed × Time

= 30 × 4

= 120 Km

Therefore,

Length of the Journey = 120 Km

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