Math, asked by mmmmmmm9413, 10 months ago

A train met with an accident 3 hours after starting,which detains it for one hour,after which it proceeds at 75% of its original speed.It arrives at the destination 4 hours late.Had the accident taken plae 150km further along the railway line,the train would have arrived only 7/2 hours late.Find the length of the trip and the original speed of the train.

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Answered by madhavy03
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Answer:

Original Speed = 100 km/Hr

Distance of Journey = 1200 km

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say original speed of train = S km/Hr

Original time to reach station = T hr

Total Distance = ST km

Distance covered in 3 Hours = 3S km

reduced Speed = (75/100)S = 3S/4 km/Hr

Time run with reduced speed = ( T + 4 -3 - 1)  = T hr  ( total time taken increased by 4 hour , 3 hrs already run and one hour stop time)

Distance covered with reduced speed = 3ST/4

ST = 3S + 3ST/4

4ST = 12S + 3ST

ST = 12S

T = 12

Original time to journey = 12 hr

if accident was 150 km ahead of the point

then time taken with Original Speed = 150/S

Time taken with Reduced Speed = 150/(3S/4) = 200/S

200/S - 150/S = 1/2   (4 - 3.5 = 0.5 = 1/2)

=> 200 - 150 = S/2

=> S = 100

Original Speed = 100 km/Hr

Distance of Journey = ST = 100 * 12 = 1200 km

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