Quantitative Aptitude Practice Test: Time and Distance
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Here are some handy tips for solving time and distance questions in quantitative aptitude: The basic formula for time, speed, and distance (TSD) is: Distance: Distance = Speed x Time Average speed: Average speed = Total Distance / Total Time Relative speed: When objects are moving in the same direction, subtract the slower object's speed from the faster one Average speed when a person covers a distance at one speed and returns at another speed: Average speed = 2ab / (a + b), where 'a' and 'b' represent the two speeds involved  Other useful time/distance formulas include: Speed =... Show more
Quantitative Aptitude Practice Test: Time and Distance
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1. A man travels 30 km at a speed of 20 kmph 55 km at a speed of 110 kmph and 590 km at a speed of 118 kmph. Find the time taken throughout the journey.
2. The speed of a man is 33.12 kmph and the speed of another man is 8.8 m / s. If the distance between them is 27m, find the time taken by them to meet. They are walking towards each other.
3. A man is following a kid. The man is moving at a speed of 27 kmph and the kid is running at a speed of 5 m / s. Find the distance between them after 1.5 minutes, if the distance between them initially was 0.8 km.
4. The distance between p and q is 455 meters. If they both travel away from each other at a speed of 6 m / s and 36 kmph, find the distance between them after 34 seconds.
5. A man travels 15 km at a speed of 30 kmph, 50 km at a speed of 20 kmph and 30 km at a speed of 120 kmph. Find the time taken throughout the journey.
6. The distance between two cities is 70 km. If a man covers 35% of the distance in 90 minutes and the rest of the distance in 105 minutes, find his average speed throughout the journey.
7. If a man travels at 7 / 11th of his usual speed the time taken by him is what percentage of the usual time taken to cover the same distance?
8. If a man travelled at 3 / 4th of his usual speed the time taken by him to cover the usual distance is what percentage of the usual time taken?
9. A man travels at a speed of 18 kmph. Find the distance covered by him in 72 seconds.
10. A man is followed by a kid. The man is moving at a pace of 36 kmph and the kid is running at a speed of 9 m / s. Find the distance between them after 0.5 minutes, if the distance between them initially is 112.5m.
11. The ratio of speeds of p : q : r is 5 : 4 : 3. Find the ratio of time taken by p, q and r to cover j km.
12. The time taken to cover 132 km is 1.1 hours. Find the time taken to cover 87.5 km.
13. The distance between two towns is 120 km. If a man travelled 60% of the distance in 60 minutes and the rest of the distance in 40 minutes, find his maximum speed. It is known that he drove at a constant speed during both the intervals given.
14. The speed of p, q and r are 13 m / s, 63 kmph and 960 m / minute. If they start running in the same direction, find the maximum difference between any two of them after 7 hour 29 minutes and 37.5 seconds.
15. A man travels at a speed of 55 kmph for 1 hour and 75 kmph for 7 hours. Find his average speed.
16. A man travels at a speed of 47 kmph for 5.7 hours and 65 kmph for 5.5 hours. Find his average speed.
17. The speed of p, q and r are 18 m / s, 45 kmph and 420 m / minute. If they start running in the same direction, find the maximum difference between any two of them after 1 hour 36 minutes and 15 seconds.
18. If a man travelled at 6 / 7th of his usual speed the time taken by him to cover the usual distance is what percentage of the usual time taken?
19. The speed of a train is 72 kmph. Find the distance covered by the train in 15.9 seconds.
20. If a man travels at 9 / 13th of his usual speed the time taken by him is what percentage of the usual time taken to cover the same distance?
21. A man travelled first half of his journey at a speed of 60 kmph and the second half of his journey at a speed of 40 kmph. Find the average speed of the man.
22. A man is followed by a kid. The man is moving at a pace of 27 kmph and the kid is running at a speed of 7 m / s. Find the distance between them after 12 seconds, if the distance between them initially is 350m.
23. A man travels at a speed of 75 kmph for 75% of his journey and at a speed of 90 kmph for the rest of his journey. Find his average speed throughout the journey.
24. The time taken to cover 60 km is 3.5 hours. Find the time taken to cover 671 km.
25. The distance between two towns is 190 km. If a man travelled 90% of the distance in 190 minutes and the rest of the distance in 30 minutes, find his maximum speed. It is known that he drove at a constant speed during both the intervals given.

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