Physics, asked by tooshort7646, 1 year ago

After travelling 25 km the speed of the car increases by 1/4th of its original speed, due to this the car reaches 30 minutes earlier on its destination. if the speed of the car increased 10 km before, then it reaches to its destination 32 2 5 minutes earlier. then find the distance travelled by car

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Answered by vmhetre201
5
distance = speed × time
25/10 = speed × 30
30/2.5 = speed
12 = speed
speed increased = 12/1×4 = 48

distance = 48 × 30
= 1440 km

The distance travelled by the car is 1440 km
Answered by guptapawan3695
5

Answer:

150km

Explanation:

Case first=

Speed=4:5

Time=5:4

1=======30minute

5=======150minute

Second case=5:4

1======162/5

5======162minute

Difference in time due to 10km distance increased=

162-150=12minute

Speed=10/1/5=50km/h

Distance covered in 150 minute

With speed of 50km/h

=====50×5/2=125

Total Distance=125+25=150km

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