Math, asked by adittochowdhury1511, 11 months ago

Two persons , Ram & Lakshman , who are at a distance of 100 km from each other, move towards each
other from two places P and Q at speeds of 20 kmph and 25 kmph respectively. Lakshman reaches P,
returns immediately and meets Ram at R, who started on the return journey to P immediately after
reaching Q. What is the distance between Q and R?

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
8

Answer:

100/3 km

Step-by-step explanation:

Two persons , Ram & Lakshman , who are at a distance of 100 km from each other, move towards each other from two places P and Q at speeds of 20 kmph and 25 kmph respectively

Ram Start from P  at 20 km/Hr

Laksham Start from Q at 25 km /hr

Let say after T hr they meet

Total Diatnace covered = 100 + 100 + 100 = 300 km

20T + 25T = 300

=> 45T = 300

=> T = 20/3 hr

Ram reaches Q  in 100/20 = 5 hrs

Ram traveled from Q to R for 20/3 - 5 = 5/3 hrs

QR = 20*5/3 = 100/3 km

Answered by dhanarajappu130
3

Answer:

33 1/3

Step-by-step explanation:

Lakshman reach P after 4hr and Ram is still to reach Q

when Ram reach Q , the Lakshman travel 25km from P as back-trip

now remaining is 75km

now lets say the meet at R which is at a distance X from P and therefore at a distance 75-x from Q

and they meet at a time t

then

x/25 = (75-x)/20

x=125/3

that is at a distance

25+(125/3) from p

ie, 200/3 from p

from Q this is at 100-(200/3)

=100/3

solving this we get

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