Question

Из пункта А и В одновременно вышли два пешехода.Они встретились через 40 мин.,ачерез 32 мин. после ввстречи первый пришел в пункт В. Через сколько часов после выхода из пункта В аторой пешеход пришел в пункт А?

Answer 1

Через 90.
Обозначим х - скорость первого, у- скорость второго в км в час.
Тогда за 40 мин, первый прошел х ·2/3, а второй у·2/3
Первый прошел путь второго у·2/3 за  32 минуты,  32/60 или 8/15
Получаем уравнение х · 8/15 = у · 2\3 . Скорость на время дает путь.
Отсюда 24 х =30 у.

Нам надо найти время за которое второй пройдет путь х·2/3 со скоростью у.
Делим первое на второе и получаем дробь 2х/3у, но из ответа первой части       24 х = 30 у, получаем, что х/у= 30/24
тогда дробь 2х/3у = 2 ·30/3·24
Это даст5/6 или лучше 50/60. Т.е 50 минут.
Итого 40 + 50 минут = 90 минут.

Answer 2

Problem Analysis

Two pedestrians start walking simultaneously from points A and B. They meet after 40 minutes, and the first pedestrian arrives at point B 32 minutes after the meeting. We need to determine how many hours after leaving point B the second pedestrian arrives at point A.

Solution

Let's assume that the speed of the first pedestrian is x km/h and the speed of the second pedestrian is y km/h.

We know that the time it takes for the first pedestrian to reach point B after the meeting is 32 minutes, which is equal to 32/60 = 8/15 hours.

We also know that the time it takes for the two pedestrians to meet is 40 minutes, which is equal to 40/60 = 2/3 hours.

To find the distance between points A and B, we can use the formula:

Distance = Speed × Time

The distance traveled by the first pedestrian from point A to the meeting point is (x × 2/3), and the distance traveled by the second pedestrian from point B to the meeting point is (y × 2/3).

Since they meet at the same point, the sum of these distances is equal to the total distance between points A and B.

Now, let's calculate the time it takes for the second pedestrian to reach point A after leaving point B.

The distance traveled by the second pedestrian from point B to point A is equal to the total distance between points A and B minus the distance traveled by the first pedestrian from point A to the meeting point.

Therefore, the time it takes for the second pedestrian to reach point A is:

Time = Distance / Speed

Let's substitute the values we have:

Time = (Total Distance - (x × 2/3)) / y

Now, we can solve for Time.

Calculation

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