Question

Из города N в город, в который ведут все дороги, выехала группа туристов. Двигаясь с постоянной скоростью, экскурсионный автобус за сутки преодолел две трети пути. В пункт назначения он прибыл 18.10 в 14.00. В какой город прибыли туристы? (Название города зашифровано в задаче двумя способами: словесно и с помощью математических символов).

Answer 1

Ключ: "город, в который ведут все дороги".
Ответ: туристы прибыли в Рим.

***Поговорка:
Все дороги ведут в Рим.

Answer 2

Problem Analysis

A group of tourists left city N and traveled to another city. They traveled at a constant speed and covered two-thirds of the distance in one day. They arrived at their destination at 14:00 on October 18th. We need to determine the name of the city they arrived in.

Solution

To solve this problem, we need to analyze the given information and calculate the time it took for the tourists to travel from city N to their destination.

Let's break down the problem step by step:

1. The tourists covered two-thirds of the distance in one day. This means that they have one-third of the distance left to travel. 2. We know that they arrived at their destination at 14:00 on October 18th. This gives us the time they arrived. 3. We need to calculate the time it took for them to cover one-third of the distance. 4. Once we have the time, we can calculate the average speed of the tourists and use it to determine the distance they traveled. 5. Finally, we can find the city they arrived in by using the given information about city N.

Let's calculate the time it took for the tourists to cover one-third of the distance:

1. The tourists covered two-thirds of the distance in one day, which means they covered one-third of the distance in half a day. 2. Since they arrived at their destination at 14:00, half a day before that would be 14:00 - 12:00 = 2 hours. 3. Therefore, it took them 2 hours to cover one-third of the distance.

Now, let's calculate the average speed of the tourists:

1. We know that they covered one-third of the distance in 2 hours. 2. Therefore, their average speed is one-third of the distance divided by 2 hours.

To find the distance they traveled, we need to know the speed of the tourists. Unfortunately, the problem does not provide this information. Without the speed, we cannot determine the distance or the city they arrived in.

Therefore, based on the given information, we cannot determine the name of the city the tourists arrived in.

Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.