Math, asked by indupankaj2001, 4 months ago

II. A car has to cover 280 km in 5 hours. For the first three hours it travels at a speed of 50 km
per hour. What should be its speed after that to reach the destination in the desired time?
12. An aeroplane takes 3 hours to travel a distance of 3 300 km. Another aeroplane travels at​

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Answered by Aditya9647om
2

Answer:

Desired:

A car to cover a distance of 280 km in 5 hours.

First Phase:

3 hours taken by car and distance covered = S1 = speed × time

S1 = 50 × 3 = 150 km

This implies in 3 hours distance covered is 150 km.

2nd Phase:

Desired: At what speed car should travel to cover a remaining distance in remaining time.

Remaining distance to cover=S2= 280 - 150 =130 km

Remaining time for travelling=t2= 5- 3 =2 hours

Distance covered= speed × time =>

Speed = Distance covered/time

Speed = 130 / 2 =65 km/h

Desired speed= 65 km/h

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Answered by farhanthetallented
1

Answer:

Solution:

Desired:

A car to cover a distance of 280 km in 5 hours.

First Phase:

3 hours taken by car and distance covered = S1 = speed × time

S1 = 50 × 3 = 150 km

This implies in 3 hours distance covered is 150 km.

2nd Phase:

Desired: At what speed car should travel to cover a remaining distance in remaining time.

Remaining distance to cover=S2= 280 - 150 =130 km

Remaining time for travelling=t2= 5- 3 =2 hours

Distance covered= speed × time =>

Speed = Distance covered/time

Speed = 130 / 2 =65 km/h

Desired speed= 65 km/h

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