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ashok covered a certain distance at a certain speed. if his speed was 20% more, he would take 10 minutes less to cover the same distance. find the time he takes to cover the distance. ​

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Answered by Vaidehirajput
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Let distance =d meter,

normal speed =s meter/minute

d/s−d(120s/100)=10

d/s−d(6s/5)=10

d/s−5d/6s=10

d/6s=10

d/s=60

Time =d/s = 60 minutes  = 1 hour

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Answered by Mithalesh1602398
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Answer:

the time he takes to cover the distance is Time =d/s equals 1 hour and 60 minutes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Step : 1  If the distance is d metres and the typical speed is s metres per minute, then,

d/s = 10 d/s and d/s (6s/5) = 10 d/s, 5d/6s = 10 d/6s = 10 d/s, etc.

Time =d/s equals 1 hour and 60 minutes.

Step : 2  Distance 250 kilometres were travelled in the 20 minutes it took. Formulation: The train travels at 75 km/h, hence it takes an hour (60 minutes) to travel 75 kilometres. ∴ 250 kilometres may be travelled in 3 hours and 20 minutes. Distance x time equals speed. Speed divided by time equals distance.

Step : 3  A train may travel a distance in 40 minutes less when its speed is raised by 20 kilometres per hour. If the train's speed is reduced by 30 km/h, it will take 70 minutes longer to go the same distance. The amount of time needed to travel must be cut by 20% compared to what it is presently. The revised time (T') will thus be T - 20%T. Final Response: As a result, option (C) will require a 25% speed increase.

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