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I drive at a speed of 40km/hr. I can drive 50% farther in 50% less time if I increase my speed to A: 60km/hr B: 80km/hr C: 120km/hr D: 160km/hr
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I drive at a speed of 40km/hr. I can drive 50% farther in 50% less time if I increase my speed to

A: 60km/hr
B: 80km/hr
C: 120km/hr
D: 160km/hr

User Shobhit Chittora
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You would be attempting to drive at 120km/hr. We can figure this out by taking half of 40, so 20+40 = 60 for half of an hour, or 30 minutes, making it 60 km/half hour times 2, equals 120 for an hour.
Answer: D

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