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Distance between two stations a and b is 690 km. Two cars start simultaneously from a and b towards each other, and the distance between them after 6 hours is 30 km.If the speed of one car is less than the other by 10km/hr, find other speed of each car

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Answered by santy2
136

Answer:

The speed of the two cars each starting simultaneously from a and b is 50km/h and 60km/h.

Explanation:

Step 1 : Let the speed of one car be x then the speed of the other car will be:

= (x - 10) km/h

Step 2 : Calculate the distance traveled by each car in 6 hours.

Distance = Speed × time

The distance by each car is given by:

(x × 6) and (6 × (x - 10))

= 6x and (6x - 60)

Total distance covered = 6x + 6x - 60 = 12x - 60

From the question the total distance covered by the two is :

= 690 - 30 = 660 km

Step 3 : Equate the two totals and get the value of x.

12x - 60 = 660

12x = 660 + 60

12x = 720

x = 720/12

x = 60 km/h

The speed of the other car is :

= 60 - 10 = 50 km/h

Answered by veenachitra
24

answer:-

The speed of the two cars each starting simultaneously from a and b is 50km/hr and 60km/hr.

Explanation :- Let the speed of one car be x

then speed of another car = (x-10) km/hr

Distance= S×T

The distance by one car = x×6

The distance by another car = 6x-60

Total distance covered = 6x+6x-60 = 12x-60

From the question the total distance covered by two is 690-30 = 660km

Now

12x-60= 660

12x = 660+60

12x = 720

x= 720/12

x= 60

So, The speed of one car is 60km/hr.

And the speed of another car is (60-10)km/hr.

= 50km/hr.

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