Tuesday, April 15, 2014

A man normally takes 5 hrs to travel at a certain speed from city A to B. One day, he increases his speed by 4 km/h and finds that the journey...

Let the distance from A to B be
D.


==> The time is T1 = 5
hrs.


==> Then, let the speed be S1 = D/T1 = D/
5


==> S1 = D/
5


==> D
= 5*S1 .............(1)


After increasing the speed ( the
distance remains the same.)


==> S2 = S1 +


==> T2 = T1 -
(0.5)


==> D = S2* T2 = (S1 + 4) * (5 -
1/2)


==> D = (S1 +
4)(9/2)


==> D = (9/2)S1 +
18


But D = 5S1


==> 5S1
= (9/2)S1 + 18


==> (5-9/2) S1 =
18


==> (1/2) S1 =
18


==> S1 = 36 km/
h


Then, the normal speed is 36 km /
h

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