Mathematics, 13.03.2021 02:50, tioneetionee2188

Station A and Station B are 120 miles apart. A train traveling from station A to station B travels exactly 1/3 of the distance when it is held up and stops for 16 minutes. When the train continues its journey, the engineer increases its avarage speed by 15 mph so that the train will arive at station B on schedule. Find the avarage speed of the train before it stopped for minutes. 1

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