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Given mlln, find the value of X.


Given mlln, find the value of X. ​-example-1
User Whuber
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Answer:

65°

Explanation:

180-115=65

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User Kumaheiyama
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Let the speed of the train be x km/hr and the speed of the bus is y km/hr.

So according to question and using


\huge \boxed{\sf{Time = (Distance)/(speed)}} </p><p>

Total distance =300 km

Mansi travels 60 km by train and 300−60=240 by bus in 4 minute,


\bf(60)/(x) + (240)/(y) = \red4</p><p>

and 100 km by train, 300−100=200 by bus, and takes 10 minutes more,


\bf {(100)/(x) + (200)/(y) = 4 + (1)/(6) = (24 + 1 )/(6) = \purple{(25)/(6)}}</p><p>

Now, let


\bf\color{blue}{(1)/(x) = a}

and.


\bf \color{blue}{ (1)/(y) = b }


\bfthen 60a+240b=4.............(1)


\bf100a+200b=25/6----(2)

multiply (1) by 5 and (2) by 6 we get


\bf300a+1200b=20..........(3)


\bf600a+1200b=25...........(4)

Subtracting (3) and (4) we get


\bf \green{−300a=−5}


\bf{a = (1)/(60)}

Putting the value of a in (1) we get


\bf{60 * (1)/(60) + 240b = 4}


</p><p> \bf240b = 3 \\ \\ \bf b = (1)/(80)

Now ,


\bf(1)/(x) = a \\ \\ \bf \red{a = 60 km/h \: \blue \bigstar}


\bf(1)/(y) = b \\ \\ \bf \red {b = 80 km/h \: \pink \bigstar}

Hence, the speed of the train is 60 km/hr and the speed of the bus is 80 km/hr.

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