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Answered by PURNANKJADHAV
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Let t = the time in hours for both speeds of 30 km/h and a speed of 40 km/h

Let d = the distance in km and let v = speed in km/h

The formula to solve for the distance traveled is d = vt.

Writing the equation for the 30 km/h trip

5 minutes = 5/60 h = 1/12 h

d = v(t+1/12)

d = 30(t +1/12)

Writing the equation for the 40 km/h trip

d = 40(t - 2/12)

Equating the two equations to solve for time t

40(t - 2/12) = 30(t+1/12)

40t - 80/12 = 30t +30/12

10t = 30/12 + 80/12

10t = 110 / 12

t = 0.9167 h

t = 55 minutes

t = 11/12 h

Solving for the distance using a speed of 30 km/h

d = 30 (t +1/12)

d = 30 * 12/12

d = 30 km

Solving for the distance using a speed of 40 km/h

d = 40(t - 2/12)

d = 40 * (11/12 - 2/12h)

d = 40 * 9/12

d = 30 km

The distance of his destination from starting point is 30 km.

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By: PURNANK JADHAV

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