Math, asked by kislaykr, 11 months ago

The distance between two stations A and B is 250 km. Two trains start simultancously from A and B in opposite directions. The distance between them after 2 hours is 25 km. If the speed of one train is 10 km/hr. more than the other. Find the speed of each of the trains.​

Answers

Answered by krishnaarjun467
1

Answer:

The distance between the stations is 250km and after 2.5 hours the trains are 25km apart.

The total distance that the trains have traveled is 250km - 25km or 225km.

Let X be the speed of the slower train in km/hr

225km=2.5X+2.5{X+10}

Simplify the equation

225=2.5X+2.5X+25

Combine like terms

225=5X+25

Subtract 25 from both sides

200=5X

Divide both sides by 5

40=X

The slower train is moving at 40km/hr.

That means that the faster train is moving at 50km/hr

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

The distance between the stations is 250km and after 2.5 hours the trains are 25km apart.

The total distance that the trains have traveled is 250km - 25km or 225km.

Let X be the speed of the slower train in km/hr

225km+=+2.5X+%2B+2.5%2A%28X%2B10%29

Simplify the equation

225+=+2.5X+%2B+2.5X+%2B+25

Combine like terms

225+=+5X+%2B+25

Subtract 25 from both sides

200+=+5X

Divide both sides by 5

highlight%2840+=+X%29

The slower train is moving at 40km/hr.

That means that the faster train is moving at 50km/hr

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