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Two trains start simultaneously from two stations 300 km apart and move towards each other. The speed of one train is more than the other by 20 km/hr. If the distance between the trains after two hours is 20 km, find the speeds of the trains.​

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Answered by Auяoяà
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\rm\orange{Given:}

  • The distance between two stations=\rm{300\:km}

\rm\blue{To\:find:}

  • The speeds of the trains.

\rm\red{Solution:}

Let us take the speed of a first train be \rm{x\:km/h}

∴ speed of the other train \rm{=(x+20)km/hr  }

•Distance travel by the first train in \rm{1\:hr=x\:km}

•Distance travelled by first train in \rm{2\:hrs=(2x)\:km}

•Distance travelled by other train in \rm{1\:hrs=(x+20)\:km}

•Distance travelled by other train in \rm{2\:hrs=2(x+20)=(2x+40)\:km}

The distance between two stations is \rm{300\:km}

According to given situation,

Distance travelled by first train \rm{+} Distance travelled by other train \rm{+20=300}

\rm\leadsto{2x+(2x+40)+20=300}

\rm\leadsto{2x+2x+40+20=300}

\rm\leadsto{4x+60=300}

\rm\leadsto{4x=300-60}

\rm\leadsto{4x=240}

\rm\leadsto{x=}\dfrac{240}{4}

\rm\leadsto{x=60}

Therefore,the speed of first train=\rm{60\:km/h }

Speed of the other train \rm{  =(60+20)=80\:km/hr  }

Let's verify our Answer.

\rm\green{Verification:}

•Distance travelled by first train in \rm{2\:hrs=(2×60)km=120km }

•Distance travelled by other train in \rm{2\:hrs=(2×80)\:km=160\:km}

•Distance between two trains after \rm{2\:hrs=300-(120+160)=300-280=20\:km}

Hence, the speeds of the train are \rm{   60km/hr\:\:and\:\: 80km/hr. }

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