Math Problem Statement

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A train, after traveling at 70 km/h, reduces its speed by 2/8 and reaches its destination 30 minutes late. If it had reduced its speed by 20 km/h earlier, it would have been only 25 minutes late. Calculate the total distance covered by the train.

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Problem Translation (from Hindi):

  • Planting 70 trees each, a trench can be made 2/8 of a bigha wide and 30 feet deep.
  • One bigha is equal to 20 trees coming in a row.
  • This means 25 feet deep is needed for planting trees.
  • The distance is less than what was estimated but the depth is more.

Listed information for calculation:

  • 140 trees/bigha, 560 trees
  • 80 trees/bigha, 120 trees
  • 70 trees/bigha, 190 trees
  • 120 trees/bigha, 190 trees

It appears that the text has given different tree planting densities and corresponding total tree numbers. I'll proceed to clarify what specific calculation or analysis you need help with based on this information. Could you please specify what exactly you need help with regarding these numbers or calculations?

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Speed, Distance, and Time
Algebra

Formulas

Distance = Speed × Time
Time = Distance / Speed

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grades 9-10

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