Math, asked by meghpoojasunil123, 10 months ago

the time taken by a person to cover 150 km was 2 1/2 hour more than time taken in the return journey.if he returned at a speed of 10 km/h morethan the speed while going.find the speed per hour in each direction?

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Answered by riazu7070
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Step-by-step explanation:

⇒  Distance given =150km

⇒  Let the forward speed be x and the return speed will be x+10

We know that, Time=speedDistance

∴  x150=x+10150+2.5

⇒  150(x+10)−150x=2.5×x(x+10)

⇒  150x+1500−150x=2.5x2+25x

⇒  2.5x2+25x−1500=0

⇒  25x2+250x−15000=0

⇒  x2+10x−600=0

⇒  x2+30x−20x−600=0

⇒  x(x+30)−20(x+30)=0

⇒  (x+30)(x−20)=0

The value of cannot be negative.

∴  Forward speed will be 20km/hr

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Forward speed =  20 Kmph

Return Speed = 30 Kmph

Step-by-step explanation:

D  = 150km.

Let the forward speed be S

The return speed will be S + 10.

We know that time = distance/speed

 150/S - 150/(S+10) =2.5

150 (S + 10) - 150S = 2.5 x ( S + 10 )(S)

 S² + 10S - 600 = 0

 (S+30) (S-20) = 0                          

S = -30 and S = 20.   Speed cannot be negative S = 20 Kmph

Forward speed = S = 20 Kmph

Return Speed = S + 10 = 30 Kmph

                            

                             

                           

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