Two cyclists cover the same distance at 15 km/hr and 16 km/hr, respectively. If one cyclist takes 16 minutes longer than the other, then the distance travelled by each cyclist is:
A64 km ✓ Correct
B16 km
C68 km
D12 km
Correct answer: (A) 64 km
Explanation
Each cyclist travels 64 km.
Time difference 16 minutes = 16/60 hour.
With distance d : d/15 - d/16 = 16/60.
So d(16 - 15)/240 = 16/60, i.e. d/240 = 16/60.
Hence d = 240 x 16/60 = 64 km.
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