Q1.A man goes 32km upstream and 40 km downstream in 10 hr.Again he goes 38 km upstream and 50 km downstream. then find the speed of the stream?
Answers
Step-by-step explanation:
*Given:A man goes 32km upstream and 40 km downstream in 10 hr.Again he goes 38 km upstream and 50 km downstream in 12 hours.
To find: Find the speed of the stream?
Solution:
Let the speed of boat is x km per hour and speed of stream is y km per hour.
Speed of upstream be (x-y)km/h
and speed of stream is (x+y)km/h
Step 1: Make equations from the given condition
Time taken to go 32 km upstream=Distance /speed
=32/x-y hours
Time taken to go 40 km downstream=Distance /speed
=40/x+y hours
Total time taken during the journey is 10 hours
Thus,
Time taken to go 38 km upstream=Distance /speed
=38/x-y
Time taken to go 50 km downstream=Distance /speed
=50/x+y
Total time taken during the journey is 12 hours
Thus,
Step 2:Convert these equations in linear equations in two variables
Solve eq1 and eq2
Let
thus
Solution of eq3 and eq4 gives value of a and b.
multiply eq3 by 25 and eq4 by 20 and subtract both
put the value of a in eq3
Step 3: Find values of x and y.
Put these values of a and b in assumption
add both equations 5 and 6
put value of x in eq5
Final answer:
Speed of stream is 8 km/hour.
*Note: Question is incomplete.It was assumed that he goes 38 km upstream and 50 km downstream in 12 hours.
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