Math, asked by shyamlalpadwar, 11 months ago

if a man travels at at a speed of 30km/hr ,he reaches his destination 10 minutes late and if he travels at a speed of 42km/hr ,he reaches his destination 10 minutes early, the distance travelled is​

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Answered by ajaykumarvarma456
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Answered by orangesquirrel
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Answer: The distance travelled is 35km.

Step-by-step explanation:

Distance = D ( Let)

Speed = 30km/hr

On increasing his speed to 42km/hr, he reached faster

In the first case, he was 10 minutes late and in the second case, he was 10 minutes early and so the difference between the two times is 20 minutes.

As we know: Time = Distance/Speed

First case, T1 = D/30 hours

Second case, T2 = D/42 hours

So, forming an equation:

T1-T2 = 20/60 hours = 1/3 hours

Therefore, D/30 - D/42 = 1/3

Solving this equation, we get D as 35 km.

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