Analyst Questions

We know that,  Speed = Distance/time

Let the speed of the train be = x kmph

           NORMAL SPEED                           SPEED 5 KMPH MORE

          Distance = 360 Km                         Distance =360
 
          speed    =  X Kmph                        Speed = (x+5)
 
            Time =360/X                              Time =360/(x+15)
          

For the same journey if the speed increased 10 kmph more it will take 1 hour less

Time with original speed - time with increased speed = 1

 => (360/x) - (360/x+10) =  1                               

 =>  (360(x+5)-360x)/x(x+5) =1

 =>   360X + 1800 -360X  = X(X+5)

  =>   X^2 + 5x - 1800 = 0

  X = 40 or -45

 X cannot be negetive value
                  

 X = 40 kmph.

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Here Green Revolution - 1991 is given and which is not TRUE. It took place in between 1960 - 1980.

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For those reasons, most girls can have a higher BAC than the typical male if they each drink an identical quantity of alcohol.

From statement I,

Time taken by Sriram to complete the work = 40 days

From statement II,

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So from both either by statement I or statement II we can find the time to complete the work.

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