if a person travels at the speed of 30 km/h, then he reaches his destination 10 minutes late, while traveling at the speed of 42 km/h, he reaches his destination 10 minutes before. The distance traveled by a person is:
Answers
let :-
- Time taken by the person = x hours
To Find :-
- Distance travelled by the person = ?
Solution :-
- To calculate the distance travelled by the person at first we have to set up equation with the help of given clue in the question.
Calculation begins :-
- Data as per 1st case :-
⇒ Speed = 30km/h. Time = (x + 10/60) hours
⇒ Distance = Speed × Time
⇒ Distance = 30(x + 10/60)
- Data as per 2nd case
⇒ Speed = 42km/h. Time = (x - 10/60) hours
⇒ Distance = Speed × Time
⇒ Distance = 42(x - 10/60)
⇒ As per case - (i) = As per case - (ii)
⇒ 30(x + 10/60) = 42(x - 10/60)
⇒ 30x + 300/60 = 42x - 420/60
⇒30x + 5 = 42x - 7
⇒ 42x - 30x = 5 + 7
⇒ 12x = 12
⇒ x = 1
Hence,
Distance travelled by the person = 30(x + 10/60)
⇒ 30(1 + 10/60)
⇒ 30(60+10/60)
⇒30 × 70/60
⇒ 35km
Given:-
if a person travels at the speed of 30 km/h, then he reaches his destination 10 minutes late, while traveling at the speed of 42 km/h, he reaches his destination 10 minutes before.
To find:-
The distance traveled by a person..
Solution:-
Let the actual time taken to reach the destination by man be x
Case 1: If speed of man, u=30 km/h
He reaches his destination 10 minute late..
Distance between man & destination point, S=speed of man × Time taken..
Main Point:-
10 min= =
So,
S=30×(Time+. [
Case 2: If speed of man v=42km/h, he reaches his destination 10 minutes early..
Distance between man & destination point, S=speed of man × Time taken..
=42×(Time-km [
Now, from equations (1) & (2),
30(Time+=42(Time-
Therefore 10 T+=14 T-
Therefore +=14 T-10 T
Therefore =4 T
Or Time= 1 hour..
By putting T in
S=30(1+=30×=35 km
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Hence, the distance traveled is 35 km..