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Assuming you're referring to this soln. https://gmatclub.com/forum/without-stop ... l#p3600517, yes the 4hr period includes stoppage/rest.
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10 Dec 2025, 21:59
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I addressed the same doubt for a similar question here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/excluding-st ... l#p3600458 Hope it helps.
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It can also be solved this way;
1. without stoppage
80km can be travelled in an hour, so time taken to cover 60 km would be
60*60/80= 45 minutes.
2. with stoppage
it takes 60 minutes to cover 60 km, thus we can get the stoppage time by subtracting 60 - 45 = 15minutes.
A is the answer
1. without stoppage
80km can be travelled in an hour, so time taken to cover 60 km would be
60*60/80= 45 minutes.
2. with stoppage
it takes 60 minutes to cover 60 km, thus we can get the stoppage time by subtracting 60 - 45 = 15minutes.
A is the answer
