Time Speed and Distance Aptitude Questions and Answers:
Overview:
Questions and Answers Type:
MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions).
Main Topic:
Quantitative Aptitude.
Quantitative Aptitude Sub-topic:
Time Speed and Distance Aptitude Questions and Answers.
Number of Questions:
10 Questions with Solutions.
If a man covered \(70 \ km\) distance in \(2 \ hours\), then find out the speed of the man?
\(32 \ km/hr\)
\(36 \ km/hr\)
\(38 \ km/hr\)
\(35 \ km/hr\)
Answer: (d) \(35 \ km/hr\)Solution: Given, distance covered by the man = \(70 \ km\), time taken = \(2 \ hours\), then the speed of the man, $$ speed = \frac{distance \ covered}{time \ taken} $$ $$ speed = \frac{70}{2} = 35 \ km/hr $$
If John covered \(120 / km\) distance at the speed of \(40 \ km/hr\) then find the time taken by the John to cover the distance?
\(1 \ hours\)
\(2 \ hours\)
\(3 \ hours\)
\(4 \ hours\)
Answer: (c) \(3 \ hours\)Solution: Given, distance covered by the John = \(120 \ km\), speed = \(40 \ km/hr\), then $$ speed = \frac{distance \ covered}{time \ taken} $$ $$ 40 = \frac{120}{time \ taken} $$ $$ time \ taken = 3 \ hours $$
A man traveled from city A to city B at the speed of \(60 \ km/hr\) and reaches the city B in \(4 \ hours\), then find the distance covered by the man?
\(200 \ km\)
\(220 \ km\)
\(240 \ km\)
\(250 \ km\)
Answer: (c) \(240 \ km\)Solution: Given, speed of the man = \(60 \ km/hr\), time taken = \(4 \ hours\), then $$ speed = \frac{distance \ covered}{time \ taken} $$ $$ 60 = \frac{distance \ covered}{4} $$ $$ distance \ covered = 240 \ km $$
If a car moving at the speed of \(80 \ km/hr\), then find the speed of the car in \(m/sec\)?
\(24.25 \ m/sec\)
\(22.22 \ m/sec\)
\(25.25 \ m/sec\)
\(20.20 \ m/sec\)
Answer: (b) \(22.22 \ m/sec\)Solution: speed of car = \(80 \ km/hr\), then $$ 80 \ km/hr = 80 \times \frac{5}{18} = 22.22 \ m/sec $$
If speed of a bus is \(30 \ m/sec\), then find the speed of bus in \(km/hr\)?
\(112 \ km/hr\)
\(110 \ km/hr\)
\(111 \ km/hr\)
\(108 \ km/hr\)
Answer: (d) \(108 \ km/hr\)Solution: speed of bus = \(30 \ m/sec\), then $$ 30 \ m/sec = 30 \times \frac{18}{5} = 108 \ km/hr $$
If two trains moving in the same direction with the speed of \(170 \ km/hr\) and \(90 \ km/hr\), respectively. Find the relative speed of the trains?
\(80 \ km/hr\)
\(86 \ km/hr\)
\(82 \ km/hr\)
\(88 \ km/hr\)
Answer: (a) \(80 \ km/hr\)Solution: Given, speed of the first train \((s_1) = 170 \ km/hr\), speed of the second train \((s_2) = 90 \ km/hr\), then $$ Relative \ speed = s_1 - s_2 $$ $$ Relative \ speed = 170 - 90 $$ $$ Relative \ speed = 80 \ km/hr $$
Relative speed of two cars is \(75 \ km/hr\) moving in the same direction, if speed of second car is \(35 \ km/hr\), then find the speed of first car?
If two buses are moving in opposite direction at the speed of \(45 \ km/hr\) and \(55 \ km/hr\) respectively, then find the relative speed of the buses?
\(98 \ km/hr\)
\(102 \ km/hr\)
\(100 \ km/hr\)
\(105 \ km/hr\)
Answer: (c) \(100 \ km/hr\)Solution: Given, speed of first bus \((s_1) = 45 \ km/hr\), speed of second bus \((s_2) = 55 \ km/hr\), then relative speed of the buses, $$ Relative \ speed = s_1 + s_2 $$ $$ Relative \ speed = 45 + 55 $$ $$ Relative \ speed = 100 \ km/hr $$
Relative speed of two trains is \(30 \ km/hr\) moving in the opposite direction. If speed of second train is \(25 \ km/hr\), then find the speed of first train?
\(5 \ km/hr\)
\(10 \ km/hr\)
\(15 \ km/hr\)
\(20 \ km/hr\)
Answer: (a) \(5 \ km/hr\)Solution: Given, relative speed of the trains = \(30 \ km/hr\), speed of second train \((s_2) = 25 \ km/hr\), then $$ Relative \ speed = s_1 + s_2 $$ $$ 30 = s_1 + 25 $$ $$ s_1 = 5 \ km/hr $$
If there are two railway stations A and B. First train moving from station A to B at the speed of \(180 \ km/hr\) and second train moving from B to A. If relative speed of the trains is \(210 \ km/hr\), then find the speed of second train moving from B to A?
\(25 \ km/hr\)
\(30 \ km/hr\)
\(32 \ km/hr\)
\(35 \ km/hr\)
Answer: (b) \(30 \ km/hr\)Solution: Given, speed of the first train \((s_1) = 180 \ km/hr\), relative speed of trains = \(210 \ km/hr\), then $$ Relative \ speed = s_1 + s_2 $$ $$ 210 = 180 + s_2 $$ $$ s_2 = 30 \ km/hr $$
Time Speed and Distance
Time Speed and Distance Aptitude Questions and Answers