SSC CGL| Arithmetic ability| Distance, speed and Time

Distance, speed and Time


Q1. Amir travels half of his journey by Bus at a Speed of 200/9m/s and half of his journey by Metro at 120km/h. Calculate his average Speed over the entire journey.

(A) 86 km/h

(B) 75 km/h

(C) 90 km/h

(D) 96 km/h 

 

Q2. Ram by bus takes double the Time taken by train to travel from Bangalore to Chennai. What is the Speed of the train if the Speed of the bus is 40 km/hr.

(A) 40 kmph

(B) 60 kmph

(C) 80 kmph

(D) 30 kmph

 

 Q3. Vivek and Bharath go home daily after Office by an Office Cab which has a Speed of 40 kmph. Vivek takes 20% more Time than Bharath to reach his home. If Bharath’s house is at a Distance of 30 km from the office, then calculate the Distance of Vivek’s house from the office.

(A) 36 km

(B) 40 km

(C) 45 km

(D) 42 km

 

 Q4. One day Prakash started late for office by 1 hour, so he increased his normal Speed by 5 km/hr so that he reaches on Time. Find the normal Time taken to reach his office if his office is at a distance of 60 km from his house

(A) 3 hrs

(B) 5 hrs

(C) 6 hrs

(D) 4 hrs

 

 Q5. If Satish increases his Speed from 12 km/hr to 15 km/hr while coming from Office to home, he reaches home one hour early. Determine the distance between his home and the office.

(A) 40 km

(B) 50 km

(C) 60 km

(D) 70 km

 

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