Math, asked by jangaiahgoudch6720, 1 year ago

A train does a journey without stoppage in 8 hours.If it had travelled 5km/hour faster, it would have done the same journey in 6 2/3 hours. What is the original speed, in km/hour, of the train?

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Answered by Amanlamba

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velocity=distance/time

time=62/3hour

distance=5km/hour

then

velocity=5/62/3=.241km/hour

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