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Mr Prasad travel one by two of the distance by train ,1 upon 4 by bus,1 upon 4 by auto and the remaining 4 km by foot the total distance travelled by him was

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Question:

Mr Prasad travel one by two of the distance by train ,1 upon 4 by bus,1 upon 4 by auto and the remaining 4 km by foot. Find the total distance travelled by him was.

answer:

Total distance travelled by him was  14.22 km approx.

Given:

1/2 part of the distance he travelled by train.

Among the remaining distance_

1/4 part of the distance he travelled by bus.

Among the remaining distance after travelling by bus_

1/4 part of the distance he travelled by auto.

The remaining 4 km he walked on foot.

To find:

Total distance travelled by him.

Explanation:

Let, the total distance be, 'n' km.

The part of the distance travelled by train _

(n× \frac{1}{2})

= \frac{n}{2} parts

The part of the distance travelled by him without train_

(n - \frac{n}{2}) parts

= (\frac{2n-n}{2})  [∵ THe L.C.M. of the denominators is 2.]

= \frac{n}{2} parts

∴ The part of the distance travelled by him by bus_

(\frac{n}{2}×\frac{1}{4})

= \frac{n}{8} parts

After travelling by bus he travelled_

(\frac{n}{2} - \frac{n}{8})

=(\frac{4n-n}{8}) [∵ The L.C.M. of the denominators is 8.]

= \frac{3n}{8} parts of the distance.

∴ He travelled by auto_

(\frac{3n}{8} × \frac{1}{4})

= \frac{3n}{32} parts of the distance.

∴ After travelling by auto the part of the distance left_

(\frac{3n}{8} - \frac{3n}{32})

=(\frac{12n-3n}{32}) [∵ The L.C.M. is 32.]

= \frac{9n}{32} parts of the distance.

\frac{9n}{32}  parts of the distance he walked on foot.

∴ According to problem:

\frac{9n}{32} = 4

⇒ 9n = (4×32)

⇒ n = \frac{128}{9}

⇒ n = 14.22  km approx.

∴ He totally travelled 14.22 km approx.

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