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After covering a distance of 30 km with a uniform speed there is some defect in a train engine and therefore its speed gets reduced to 4/5 of its original speed ,Consequently , the train reaches its destination late by 45 minutes . If the defect in the engine would have occurred after covering 18 km more distance , the train would have reached 9 minutes earlier . Find the original speed of train.

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Answered by JIDNYASA22
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the speed of the train=x km\hr

Length of the journey=y km.

Time   taken=yx

According to the first condition.

Speed   for   the   first  30 km = x km/hr

speed   for   the   remaining  (y−30) km = 54km/hr

∴ time   taken  to  cover  30 km = x30

time  taken  to  cover  (y−30)=54xy−30=4x5(y−30)

According to the problem

⇒x30+4x5(y−30)=xy+6045

⇒x30+4x5y−150=xy+43

⇒120+5y−150=4y+3x

⇒y−3x=30⇔3x−y=−30            ....(1)

According to the second condition.

Speed   for   the   first   48 km = x km/hr

speed   for   the   remaining   (y−48) km = 54km/hr

∴ time   taken  to  cover  48 km = x48

time  taken  to  cover  (y−48)=4x/5y−48=4x5(y−48)

According to the problem

⇒x48+4x5(y−48)=xy+6036

⇒x30+4x5y−150=xy+53

⇒4x192+5y−240=5x5y+3x

⇒4x5x−48=5x5y+3x

⇒25y−240=20y+12x

⇒−12x+5y=240⇔12x−5y=−240      ........(2)

multiply eq 1 by 5

⇒15x−5y=−150              ........(3)

Substract eq2 and eq3

⇒3x=90⇒x=30

put x=30 in eq1

⇒3×30−y=−30

⇒y=120

Let the speed of the train=30 km/hr

Length of the journey=120 km.

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