Math, asked by palaklahari1, 1 month ago

In a flight of 1400km, an aircraft was slowed down due to bad weather. Its average speed is reduced by 50 km/h and time increased by 30 minutes. Find the original duration of the flight

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Answered by Rithviksai2734
0

Let the duration of the flight be x hours.

It is given that the average speed for the trip was reduced by 200 km/hr and the time of flight increased by 30 minutes, therefore, we have:

 ⇒x=−  2 3  ,x=1

Ignoring the negative values, we have x=1.

Hence, the duration of the flight is 1 hour.

Answered by sksksk8616
0

Answer:

answer

Step-by-step explanation:

Total distance given=6000km

Let

t

be the original duration of flight

Thus, the original speed =

t

6000

The speed for the trip was reduced by 400km/hr and time increased by 30 minutes

Thus,new speed=

t+

2

1

6000

Difference in speed=400km/hr

t

6000

t+

2

1

6000

=400

t(t+

2

1

)

6000(t+

2

1

)

t(t+

2

1

)

6000t

=400

3000=400t[t+

2

1

]

400t

2

+200t=3000

400t

2

+200t−3000=0

2t

2

+t−15=0

2t

2

+6t−5t−15=0

2t(t+3)−5(t+3)=0

(2t−5)(t+3)=0

t=

2

5

or t=−3

Time cannot be negative

t=

2

5

hour=60×

2

5

=150min

original duration of flight = 150min

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