Question
Two cars ‘X’ and ‘Y’ start from cities ‘M’ and
‘N’ respectively towards each other at the same time. The distance between cities ‘M’ and ‘N’ is 600 km. If cars ‘X’ and ‘Y’ are moving at speeds of 20 km/hr and 30 km/hr respectively, find the distance from city ‘M’ to the point where the two cars will meet each other.Solution
ATQ,
Let the distance from ‘M’ where two cars will meet each other be ‘x’ km.Therefore,
Or, 3x = 600 - 2x
Or, 5x = 600
Or, x = 120
Therefore, both cars will meet each other at a distance of 120 km from city ‘M’.
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