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two cyclist cover the same distance at 15 kilometre per hour and 16 kilometre per hour respectively find the distance travelled by each if one takes 16 minutes longer than other​

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Answered by Anonymous
11

Answer:

64 Km

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be the distance and t time taken by 2nd cyclist in hour.

Since one cyclist takes 16 min more, then,

x/15 = t + 16/60 ........--(1)

x/16 = t ........---(2)

Now subtracting equation (1) from equation (2) that is (1) - (2), we get,

x/15 - x/16 = 16/60

x/(15 × 16) = 16/60

x = (15 × 16)(16/60)

x = (15 × 16 × 16) / 60 = 64 km

x = 64 Km

Hence the answer = 64 Km

Answered by mayurs413
0

Answer:

64 km

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