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A train travels 360km with uniform speed. the speed of train is increased by 5km/hr, it takes 48 minutes less to cover the same distance. find the initial speed of the train. ​

Answers

Answered by ambikapatil2007
3

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Correct answer is

45

Let x= Original Speed

we know that

speed

distance

=time

So as per the question the following equation can be formed

x

360

x+5

360

=

60

48

[1 hour = 60 minutes]

x

1

x+5

1

=

60

48

360

1

x

2

+5x

5

=

450

1

⇒x

2

+5x−2250=0

⇒x

2

−45x+50x−2250=0

⇒x(x−45)+50(x−45)=0

⇒(x−45)(x+50)=0

x=45,−50

As the speed can't be negative so,

x=45

Answered by pramodpal68046
1

Answer:let the speed of train be xkm/h

s=360 km,speed =distance/time

                 x=360/time1,  time1=360/x ,on increasing speed 5km/h,final speed will be (x+5)  

it will take 48 minute less time to cover same distance,since 60 min =1 h

                                                                                                     

             48 min=48/60 h,

time2=time1-48/60

       time2 =360/x-48/60  

speed2 =distance/time 2,   x+5=360/360/x-4/5

                                              x+5=360/360*5-4x/5x

                                              x+5=360*5x/1800-4x ,  (x+5) (1800-4x)=1800x    

                                                x=450 km/h                                                                                            

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