in a km race, A beat B by 50meters and B beat C by 40 meters. find, by how much distance A beats C in a race of .5km.
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when A reaches the finishing line B is 50m behind A and C is 40m behind B.
This means that C is 50+40 m=90m behind A when A finishes the race.
The time required for the three participants in the above race is same.let it be t.
now,time=distance/speed
let x,y,z be the speeds of A,B,C respectively.
so by the time formula:
t=(1000/x)=(950/y)=(910/z)----eqn1
in .5km race the speeds of the three participants will be the same.
so dividing the eqn1 by 2 we get:
(t/2)=(500/x)=(475/y)=(455/z)
so in .5km race when A finishes the race C has covered 455m.
so he is behind A by (500-455)m
=45m
so A beats C by 45 m in .5km race
This means that C is 50+40 m=90m behind A when A finishes the race.
The time required for the three participants in the above race is same.let it be t.
now,time=distance/speed
let x,y,z be the speeds of A,B,C respectively.
so by the time formula:
t=(1000/x)=(950/y)=(910/z)----eqn1
in .5km race the speeds of the three participants will be the same.
so dividing the eqn1 by 2 we get:
(t/2)=(500/x)=(475/y)=(455/z)
so in .5km race when A finishes the race C has covered 455m.
so he is behind A by (500-455)m
=45m
so A beats C by 45 m in .5km race
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By distance of 45 m, C is defeated.
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