Math, asked by hiteshthakur29741, 9 months ago

The average distance that Ben and Tina drove was 153 kilometres. If Bendrove 24 kilometres more than Tina, what was the distance that Ting drove? ​

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Answered by mddilshad11ab
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\sf\large\underline{Let:}

  • \rm{Distance\: covered\:by\:Ben=B\:km}
  • \rm{Distance\: covered\:by\:Tina=T\:km}

\sf\large\underline{To\: Find:}

  • \rm{The\: distance\: covered\:by\:Tina=?}

\sf\underline{Given\:in\:case\:(i):}

\tt{The\:average\:distance\:that\:Ben\:and\:Tina\:drove\:was\: 153km}

\rm{\implies Average\:_{(distance\:of\:B\:and\:T)}=Total\:_{(distance)}}

\rm{\implies \dfrac{B+T}{2}=153}

\rm{\implies B+T=306-----(i)}

\sf\underline{Given\:in\:case\:(ii):}

\tt{Ben\:drove\:24\:km\:more\:than\:Tina}

\rm{\implies B=T+24------(ii)}

  • Putting the value of B=T+24 in eq (i) here]

\rm{\implies B+T=306}

\rm{\implies T+24+T=306}

\rm{\implies 2T+24=306}

\rm{\implies 2T=306-24}

\rm{\implies 2T=282}

\rm{\implies T=141}

  • Now, putting the value of T=141 in eq (ii) ]

\rm{\implies B=T+24}

\rm{\implies B=141+24}

\rm{\implies B=165}

\sf\large{Hence,}

\rm{\implies Ben\:_{(covered\: distance)}=165\:km}

\rm{\implies Tina\:_{(covered\: distance)}=141\:km}

Answered by mddilshad176
3

Given:

The average distance that Ben and Tina drove was 153

=>x+y/2=153

=>x+y=306------(I)

Bendrove 24 kilometres more than Tina,

x=y+24-----(ii)

substituting value here

=>x+y=306

=>y+24+y=306

=>2y+24=306

=>2y=306-24

=>2y=282

=>y=141km

therefore, Tina drove =141km

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