Answer / ajeet

Ans 200
that he will lost 1.5 ltr in an hour
so he will lost that 10 ltr in 10/1.5=6.67hour
distance travelled in 6.67 hour is=30*6.67=200 km

Answer / vandana gopal

Ram is travelling at 30 miles per hour. If time taken to
reach destination is t then total distance d=30*t.

Per hour he loses half liter so in t time he loses t/2
litre.
Thus useful fuel = 10-t/2.
He can do 20 miles per liter so distance covered
d = 20*(10-t/2).
thus
20*(10-t/2)=30*t
t=5
d=150 km.

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