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Hint – Use the formula of speed and make equations according to the question .
Let the distance covered by the train \[ = d\;km\]
Speed \[ = s\;kmph\]
\[t{\text{ }}\]be the scheduled time
Distance = Speed X Time = constant in this case
\[
st = (s + 10)(t - 2)\; = d{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}......\left( i \right) \\
st = (s - 10)(t + 3) = d\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;.....\left( {ii} \right) \\
\]
Since the distance travelled is same in all the cases
Simplifying the \[\left( i \right)\],
\[
st = st - 2s + 10t - 20 \\
\Rightarrow 2s - 10t = - 20\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}.....\left( {iii} \right) \\
\]
Simplifying the \[\left( {ii} \right)\] we get ,
\[
st = st + 3s + 10t - 30\; \\
\Rightarrow 3s - 10t = 30\;{\text{ }}\;............\left( {iv} \right) \\
\]
Multiplying \[\left( {iii} \right)\] by \[3\;\& {\text{ }}\left( {iv} \right)\] by \[\;2\], we get,
\[
6s - 30t = - 60\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}..........\left( v \right) \\
6s - 20t = 60\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;..........{\text{ }}\left( {vi} \right) \\
\]
Subtracting equation \[\left( {vi} \right)\] from \[\left( v \right)\], we get,
\[
- 10t = - 120 \\
t = 12hrs \\
\]
Putting the value of \[t{\text{ }}\] in equation \[\left( {iii} \right)\],
Then we get speed as,
\[s = 50\,kmph\,\]
And we know Distance = Speed x Time
So,
\[d = st = 50 \times 12 = 600\;km\;\]
Hence the distance is \[600\;km\].
Note – Whenever you struck with this type of problem always try to make equations of various variables according to question , then solve it and get the asked parameter. During solving this problem we kept in mind that the distance travelled is always same whatever the speed may be.
Let the distance covered by the train \[ = d\;km\]
Speed \[ = s\;kmph\]
\[t{\text{ }}\]be the scheduled time
Distance = Speed X Time = constant in this case
\[
st = (s + 10)(t - 2)\; = d{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}......\left( i \right) \\
st = (s - 10)(t + 3) = d\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;.....\left( {ii} \right) \\
\]
Since the distance travelled is same in all the cases
Simplifying the \[\left( i \right)\],
\[
st = st - 2s + 10t - 20 \\
\Rightarrow 2s - 10t = - 20\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}.....\left( {iii} \right) \\
\]
Simplifying the \[\left( {ii} \right)\] we get ,
\[
st = st + 3s + 10t - 30\; \\
\Rightarrow 3s - 10t = 30\;{\text{ }}\;............\left( {iv} \right) \\
\]
Multiplying \[\left( {iii} \right)\] by \[3\;\& {\text{ }}\left( {iv} \right)\] by \[\;2\], we get,
\[
6s - 30t = - 60\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}..........\left( v \right) \\
6s - 20t = 60\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;{\text{ }}\;..........{\text{ }}\left( {vi} \right) \\
\]
Subtracting equation \[\left( {vi} \right)\] from \[\left( v \right)\], we get,
\[
- 10t = - 120 \\
t = 12hrs \\
\]
Putting the value of \[t{\text{ }}\] in equation \[\left( {iii} \right)\],
Then we get speed as,
\[s = 50\,kmph\,\]
And we know Distance = Speed x Time
So,
\[d = st = 50 \times 12 = 600\;km\;\]
Hence the distance is \[600\;km\].
Note – Whenever you struck with this type of problem always try to make equations of various variables according to question , then solve it and get the asked parameter. During solving this problem we kept in mind that the distance travelled is always same whatever the speed may be.
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