Time and Distance - Walking Both Ways
MAT 2018 · Mathematical Skills · Easy · Speed Time Distance
A man takes 5 hours to walk to a certain place and returns by car. He would have, however, gained 3 hours if he had completed his entire journey by car. How long would he have taken to walk both ways?
- A.
6 hours
- B.
6\frac{1}{2} hours
- C.
7 hours
- D.
8 hours
Answer
D
Explanation
Let time to walk one way = , time by car one way = . hours. Car both ways = hours hour. hours. Walking both ways = hours.
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