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let the original speed of the aeroplane be x km /h.
then ,A/Q :-
=> 600/(x-200) - 600/x = 1/2
=> [600 x - 600 (x-200)]/ {x(x-200)} = 1/2
=>
therfore , x = -400 or x= 600
hence the original speed = 600 km/h
therefore the duration of the flight is =600/600 h = 1h.
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let the original speed of the aeroplane be x km /h.
then ,A/Q :-
=> 600/(x-200) - 600/x = 1/2
=> [600 x - 600 (x-200)]/ {x(x-200)} = 1/2
=>
therfore , x = -400 or x= 600
hence the original speed = 600 km/h
therefore the duration of the flight is =600/600 h = 1h.
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let the original speed be xkm/h
according to the question
600/(x-200)-600/x=1/2
(600x-600(x-200))/(x(x-200)=1/2
x^2 -200x-240000=0
x^2-600x+400x-240000=0
x(x-600)+400(x-400)=0
therefore x =-400or 600
original speed = 600
duration=600/600=1h
according to the question
600/(x-200)-600/x=1/2
(600x-600(x-200))/(x(x-200)=1/2
x^2 -200x-240000=0
x^2-600x+400x-240000=0
x(x-600)+400(x-400)=0
therefore x =-400or 600
original speed = 600
duration=600/600=1h
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