Question
Travelling at a speed of 54 km/h, Chaman reaches a place
3 minutes early. If he had travelled at a speed of 48 km/h, he would have been 1 minute late. What is the distance Chaman had to travel?Solution
Let the actual time be t. When Chaman reaches early, β Speed = 54 km/hr β Time = (t β 3) min = (t β 3)/60 hr β Distance = {(t β 3)/60} Γ 54 = {(9t β 27)/10} km When Chaman reaches late, β Speed = 48 km/hr β Time = (t + 1) min = (t + 1)/60 hr β Distance = {(t + 1)/60} Γ 48 = {(8t + 8)/10} km Now, we get, β {(9t β 27)/10} = {(8t + 8)/10} β t = 35 min Now, β Distance = {(9t β 27)/10} = 288/10 = 28.8 km
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