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7. The distance between two places is 120 km. A car travelling at a certain speed can cover
the distance in 2 hours 30 minutes. By how many km/h should the speed of the car be
increased for it to take 30 minutes less to cover the distance?
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Answers
Question:-
The distance between two places is 120 km. A car travelling at a certain speed can cover the distance in 2 hours 30 minutes. By how many km/h should the speed of the car be increased for it to take 30 minutes less to cover the distance?
Answer:-
Given:
Distance between two places = 120 km
Time taken by the car = 2 hours 30 min
- 1 hr = 60 min
⟶ Time taken by the car = 2* 60 + 30
⟶ Time taken by the car = 150 min
- 1 min = 1/60 hrs
⟶ Time taken by the car = 150/60 hrs
⟶ Time taken by the car = 5/2 hrs
We know that,
Speed = Distance/time
⟶ Speed of the car = 120/(5/2)
⟶ Speed of the car = 120 * 2/5
⟶ Speed of the car = 48 km/hr
Now,
we have to find the increase in the speed if time taken by the car is 30 min less.
⟶ Time taken by the car (due to increase in the speed) = 2 hours 30 min - 30 min = 2 hrs.
So,
⟶ New Speed of the car = 120/2
⟶ New Speed of the car = 60 km/h
Now,
Difference between the original speed and the new speed of the car = (60 - 48) km/h = 12 km/h.
Therefore, the speed of the car should be increased by 12 km/h.
The distance between two places is 120 km. A car travelling at a certain speed can cover the distance in 2 hours 30 minutes. By how many km/h should the speed of the car be increased for it to take 30 minutes less to cover the distance?
Given:
- The distance between two places is 120 km.
To find:
- Increased in speed
Explanation:
Distance = 120 km
Speed = 120 / 2.5
Speed = 48 km / hr
New Speed :-
=> 120 / 2
=> 60 km / hr
Increased in speed :
= > (60-48) km / hr
=> 12 km / hr
•°• Increased in speed is 12 km / hr...
Need to know :
- Speed = Distance / Time
- Distance = Speed * Time
- Time = Distance / Speed