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A bike running at a speed of 50 km/h reaches its destination 10 minutes late. If it runs at 60 km/h it is late by 5 minutes. How many minutes should the bike take, travelling at usual speed to complete the journey on the same route to reach on time?

A15 minutes

B25 minutes

C20 minutes

D12 minutes

Answer:

C. 20 minutes

Read Explanation:

distance is same

50×(t+10)=60×(t+5)50\times(t+10)=60\times(t+5)

5t+50=6t+305t+50=6t+30

t=20t=20

20min20 min


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