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An aeroplane takes one hour forty minutes to cover a distance of 1350.whereas a helicopter takes two hour and forty minutes to cover a distance of 600.Find the ratio of the speeds of the two.

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Answered by ri4
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Given:

Time taken by the aeroplane to cover the distance = 1 hr 40 min.

Distance covered by the aeroplain = 1350 km.

Time taken by the helicopter to cover the distance = 2 hr 40 min.

Distance covered by the aeroplain = 600 km.

Find:

The ratio of the speed of the aeroplain and helicopter

Solution:

Let the speed of the aeroplane be 's' km/hr.

Time taken = 1 hr 40 min

Distance covered = 1350 km

Time = 1 hr 40 min

=> 1 + 40/60 hr

=> 60 + 40/60 hr

=> 100/60 hr

=> 5/3 hr

The speed of the aeroplane.

Speed = Distance/Time taken

=> S = 1350 × 3/5 km/hr

=> S = 810 km/hr

Speed of the aeroplane = 810 km/hr

Now,

Let the speed of the helicopter be 's' km/hr.

Time taken = 2 hr 40 min.

2 hr 40 min distance covered = 600 km.

Time = 2 hr 40 min

=> 2 + 40/60 hr

=> 120 + 40/60 hr

=> 160/60 hr

=> 8/3 hr

The speed of the helicopter.

Speed = Distance/Time taken

=> S = 600 × 3/8

=> S = 225 km/hr.

Speed of the helicopter = 225 km/hr.

So,

Ratio of aeroplane and helicopter = Speed of the aeroplane/Speed of the helicopter

=> R = 810 : 225

Hence, the ratio of aeroplane and helicopter is 810 : 225.

I hope it will help you.

Regards.

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