Math, asked by tannushree2986, 1 year ago

if mohit drives a birke at the rate of 24 km/hr ,he reaches his destination 5min too late; if he drives at rate of 30 km/hr ,he reacges his destination 4min too soon .how far is his destination?


tannushree2986: hey step by step

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Answered by isabellachristy25
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

case 1)  Speed = 24km/h

destination = 5min late

case 2)   speed = 30km/h

destination = 4min fast

speed = distance/time

distance = speed*time

d/24km/h - d/30km/h = 9min/60min

L.C.M of 24 and 30 = 120

5d-4d/120 = 9/60

1d/120 = 9/60

cross multiply

9*120 = 1d*60

9*120 = 60d

9*120/60 = d

d = 4.5km

therefore, his destination is 4.5km far.


Anonymous: distance will be 18 km .u did wrong in cross multiply. good attempt :-)
Answered by Anonymous
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Mohit drives the bike at the rate of 24 km/hr

He reached 5 min late.

When he drove at 30 km/hr he reached 4 min late.

Difference between the time = 5 min + 4 min

                                                = 9 min

                                                = 9/60 hr

                                                = 3/20 hr...........................(1)

Calculating the destination

Speed = distance/time

Let the distance be x and second time be t

First time is t + 9 because he took more time [ see 1 ]

In the first case :

24  = x/( t + 3/20 )

==> 24 ( t + 3/20 ) = x .............................(2)

In the second case :

30 = x/t

==> 30 t = x ..............................(3)

From (2) and (3) we get :

==> 24 ( t + 3/20 ) = 30 t

==> 24 t + 72/20 = 30 t

==> 6 t = 72/20

==> t = 12/20 hr

Distance = speed × time

               = 30 km/hr × 12/20 hr

              ==> 18 km

The distance will be 18 km

Hope it helps u

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