Physics, asked by Adityastar5974, 11 months ago

When a local train travels at a speed of 60kmph, it reaches the destination on time. When the same train travels at speed of 50kmph, it reaches its destination 15 minutes late. What is the length of journey? A)75km b)50km c)60km d)85km ans. Let the time taken by a train to reach destination at 60kmph is x. Then it takes (x+15) at 50kmph. So distance, 60x=50(x+15) x=75option (a) is correct.When a local train travels at a speed of 60kmph, it reaches the destination on time. When the same train travels at speed of 50kmph, it reaches its destination 15 minutes late. What is the length of journey? A)75km b)50km c)60km d)85km ans. Let the time taken by a train to reach destination at 60kmph is x. Then it takes (x+15) at 50kmph. So distance, 60x=50(x+15) x=75option (a) is correct?

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Answered by shristi989
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Answered by kamlesh678
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Answer:

75km

Explanation:

If t is the time , corresponding to 60km/h

60t = 50 ( t + 1/4)

10t = 50/4

60 t = 300/4 = 75 km

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X= by

X = 60000/3600 t --------------'(1)

X =50000/3600 (t+900)--------(2)

By solving

t = 4500 s

Then substitute in eqn 1

X = 75 km

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