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If a man walks at a speed of 6 km/h, he reaches the office 5 minutes earlier. However, if he walks at a speed of 5 km/h, he reaches the office late by 7 minutes. Find the
distance from home to office.
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Answered by ABI0
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let v1 & v2 be the speeds and s be the distance

they said if a man walks at a speed of 6 km/h, he reaches the office 5 minutes earlier.

which means time (t1) = x-5 (let x be some time)

                                    =( x-5)/60 (in hours)

similarly, if he walks at a speed of 5 km/h, he reaches the office late by 7 minutes.

time(t2)= x+7

           = (x+7)/60 (in hours)

now in case 1,

v1 = s/t1

s= v1.t1

substituting the values

s = 6.(x-5)/60-----1

in case 2,

v2= s/t2

s= v2.t2

substituting the values

s= 5(x+7)/60-----2

from 1 & 2

6(x-5)/60 = 5(x+7)/60

solving we will get x= 1/12 hours

so we know assumed time(x) is 1/12 substituting this in 1 or 2 we will get distance(s). lets take 1

s = 6.(x-5)/60

substitute x=1/12 hours (here it should be converted into minutes so multiply 60 so x= 60/12) then we will get

s= 6km

=)

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