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The passenger train takes 5 hrs less for a journey of 360km . If its speed is increased by 50 kmph from its normal speed . The normal speed( to the nearest kmph) is

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Answered by himanshudixena0
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Let the normal speed be X

Distance = 360 km

Speed = distance/time

X = 360/time

Time = 360/X

Increased speed = x+50

Time = 360/x+50


As per question

360/X - 360/X+50 = 5

360(X + 50 - X)/ X^2+ 50X = 5

X^2 +50X - 3600 =0

X = -d +- root of b^2 -4ac / 2a

X = -50 +- 130 /2

X = 40 or -140

Speed can't be in negative so

Original speed of the train was 40km/h

Hope it helped you

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