Question
A leopard is Chasing a deer that is positioned 12 km
ahead. The leopard has a speed of 96 km/hr, while the deer's speed is 60 km/hr. If the leopard catches the deer in 't' minutes, determine the distance the leopard travels in (t - 16) hours.Solution
ATQ, Relative speed of the Leopard and the Deer = (96 – 60) = 36 km/hr Therefore, time in which the Leopard will catch the Deer = (12/36) × 60 = 20 minutes Therefore, t = 20 Distance covered by Leopard in (t – 16) hours = 96 × 4 = 384 km
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