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A man covers 1/3rd of his journey at 15 km/hr & the

remaining at 20 km/hr. If he takes 10 hrs to complete his Journey find the length of his journey​

User Candyce
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Answer:

1/3 of his journey=15km/hr &

the remaining at 20 km/hr

20/15/5 =

20/5 =4

15/5= 3 =4*3=

12+10= 22

User Yurii Rashkovskii
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Answer:

180 km

Explanation:

To find the length of the journey, use the time-distance-speed formula.

Let the length of the journey = x km

We know that,


\boxed{\bf Time = (Distance )/(Speed)}

Case 1:


\sf (1)/(3)^(rd) \ \text{of the journey} = (1)/(3)x

Speed = 15 Km/hr


\sf \text{Time taken to cover one-third of the journey}=(1)/(3)x / 15


\sf = (1)/(3)x*(1)/(15)\\\\=(1)/(45)x

Case 2:


\sf Remaining \ distance = (2)/(3)x


Speed = 20 \ km /hr


\sf \text{Time take to cover two-third of the distance = }(2)/(3)x / 20


\sf = (2)/(3)x*(1)/(20)\\\\\\=(1)/(3)x*(1)/(10)\\\\=(1)/(30)x

Total time taken to complete the journey = 10 hrs


\sf~~~~~~~ (1)/(45)x+(1)/(30)x= 10\\\\\\LCM \ of \ 45 \ \& \ 30 = 90\\\\(1*2)/(45*2) x+(1*3)/(30*3)x=10\\\\\\~~~~~~~~~~(2)/(90)x+(3)/(90)x=10\\\\\\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (5)/(90)x=10\\\\\\


\sf x = 10*(90)/(5)\\\\x = 180 \ km

Length of the journey = 180 km

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