Math, asked by phonix04, 10 months ago

if the speed of an aeroplane is decreased by 120 km/hr it takes 18 more minutes to travel some distance. If the speed is increased by 180km/hr , it takes 18 minutes less to travel the same distance. Find average speed of the aeroplane and the distance.

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