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A train has travelled 734 kilometre 500 metre towards its destination which is 1200 kilometre 750 metres away.find the distance that remains.​

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Answered by priyanshulshah108
1

Answer:

Answer:

The original speed of the train is 30 km/hr.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: A train travelling a distance of 1200 km at a constant speed when the driver learnt that he was running late, he increased the speed by 5 km/h. Now the journey took 8 hrs less than and reached on time.

To find The original speed of the train.

Solution :

Let the consonant speed s and time t

\text{Speed}=\frac{\text{Distance}}{\text{Time}}Speed=

Time

Distance

A train travelling a distance of 1200 km at a constant speed when the driver learnt that he was running late.

s=\frac{1200}{t}s=

t

1200

.....[1]

He increased the speed by 5 km/h and the journey took 8 hrs less than and reached on time.

s+5=\frac{1200}{t-8}s+5=

t−8

1200

.......[2]

From [1] and [2]

\frac{1200}{t}=\frac{1200}{t-8}-5

t

1200

=

t−8

1200

−5

\frac{1200}{t-8}-\frac{1200}{t}=5

t−8

1200

t

1200

=5

\frac{1200t-1200t+9600}{t(t-8)}=5

t(t−8)

1200t−1200t+9600

=5

\frac{9600}{t^2-8t}=5

t

2

−8t

9600

=5

5t^2-40t=96005t

2

−40t=9600

t^2-8t-1920=0t

2

−8t−1920=0

t^2-48t+40t-1920=0t

2

−48t+40t−1920=0

t(t-48)+40(t-48)=0t(t−48)+40(t−48)=0

(t-40)(t-48)=0(t−40)(t−48)=0

t=40 , t=-48t=40,t=−48

We neglect t=-48

So, The time is t=40

Substitute in [1]

s=\frac{1200}{40}s=

40

1200

[tex]s=30/tex]

The original speed of the train is 30 km/hr.

Answered by hotchandanivvh
3

Answer:

Total Distance =1200 km 750 m

Travelled =734km 500 m

Distance to be travelled =1200 km 750 m -734 km 500 m = 450234

So the distance remains =450234

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