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2 years ago

3. A car and a bus are travelling towards each other. They are 510 km apart

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Misha Larkins [42]2 years ago

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Let the speed of the bus be x,

Distance = speed × time

(90+x) (16:20 –13:20) = 510

=> 3(90+x) = 510

=> 270 + 3x = 510

=> 3x = 510–270

=> x = 240/3

=> x = 80

Thus, the speed of the bus is 80km/hr.

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