Math, asked by poonamatal25, 5 months ago


John took 60 minutes to cycle 25 kilometres after which he increased his average speed
by 5 km/h. How long will it take him to cover the next 25 kilometres if he maintains
the new average speed?

Answers

Answered by hbansal651
0

Answer:

30 km/h is the new average soeed

Answered by biswajita28
9

Step-by-step explanation:

John took 60 minutes to cycle 25 kilometres after which he increased his average speed

John took 60 minutes to cycle 25 kilometres after which he increased his average speedby 5 km/h. How long will it take him to cover the next 25 kilometres if he maintains the new average speed?

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Given:·

Time taken to cover a distance of 25 km = 60 min = 1 hour

Increase in speed = 5 km/h

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To Find:·

Time taken to cover next 25 km 's

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Concept:·

Speed = distance/time

Increased speed = x + 5 km/h

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Calculation:·

Speed of John in his journey with cycle

Speed = Distance/time

[distance = 25km,time = 1 hour]

= (25/1)km/h

=25km/h______________________________________

Increased speed = x + 5 km/h

= (25 + 5)km/h

30km/h

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Distance to be covered = 25km/h

Speed = 30 km/h

time = distance/speed

30/25

6/5

1.2 hour .

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