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Tyrone began the drive from Billington to Camville at 7:30. He drove at a constant speed of 40 miles per hour for the first hour and 50 miles per hour aer that. If the distance from Billington to Camville is 160 miles, at what time did Tyrone arrive in Camville?
(A) 10:30
(B) 10:54
(C) 11:00
(D) 11:06
(E) 11:12
(A) 10:30
(B) 10:54
(C) 11:00
(D) 11:06
(E) 11:12
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11 Nov 2020, 11:32
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Time after travelling for first 40 Miles = 7:30 - 8:30
Distance left to travel = 160-40 = 120 miles
Speed = 50miles/hour
Time taken = 120/50 = 2.4 hours
2.4 Hours in minutes = 2.4*60 = 144 minutes
=> 8:30 + 144 minutes
=> 8:30 + (1 hour)60 minutes + (1 Hour)60 Minutes + 24 minutes
=> 10:30 + 24 minutes
=> 10: 54
Answer is B
Distance left to travel = 160-40 = 120 miles
Speed = 50miles/hour
Time taken = 120/50 = 2.4 hours
2.4 Hours in minutes = 2.4*60 = 144 minutes
=> 8:30 + 144 minutes
=> 8:30 + (1 hour)60 minutes + (1 Hour)60 Minutes + 24 minutes
=> 10:30 + 24 minutes
=> 10: 54
Answer is B
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12 Nov 2020, 07:21
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120 miles would be drive in 3 hours. I think this is fairly easy to arrive at (40x1 plus 50x2).
Remaining 20 miles and driving at 50 mph. This will take under 30 mins. Only choice B fulfills that criteria i.e. over 3 hrs and under 3hrs and 30 mins.
Remaining 20 miles and driving at 50 mph. This will take under 30 mins. Only choice B fulfills that criteria i.e. over 3 hrs and under 3hrs and 30 mins.
