If you walk at a speed of 20 km/hr from your house, you will reach your school at 9.05 a.m. If you walk at 30 km/hr, then you will reach by 8.55 a.m. Find the distance between your house and school.
10 km
Here, it's clear that the distance you are covering is constant (from your house to school)
⇒ As the speed increases, the time taken will be reduced (inverse relation)
Here, the time difference is 10 min ⇒ T1 - T2 = 10 min
Let the distance between house and school be D.
And, time = DistanceSpeed ⇒ D20 km/hr − D30 km/hr = D60 hr
On solving this equation by cross multiplying ⇒ D60 = 1060
⇒ D = 10 km.