CAT Time, Speed & Distance (TSD) Questions

Rita and Sneha can row a boat at 5 km/h and 6 km/h in still water, respectively. In a river flowing with a constant velocity, Sneha takes 48 minutes more to row 14 km upstream than to row the same distance downstream. If Rita starts from a certain location in the river, and returns downstream to the same location, taking a total of 100 minutes, then the total distance, in km, Rita will cover is

Shruti travels a distance of 224 km in four parts for a total travel time of 3 hours. Her speeds in these four parts follow an arithmetic progression, and the corresponding time taken to cover these four parts follow another arithmetic progression. If she travels at a speed of 960 meters per minute for 30 minutes to cover the first part, then the distance, in meters, she travels in the fourth part is

Two places A and B are 45 kms apart and connected by a straight road. Anil goes from A to B while Sunil goes from B to A. Starting at the same time, they cross each other in exactly 1 hour 30 minutes. If Anil reaches B exactly 1 hour 15 minutes after Sunil reaches A, the speed of Anil, in km per hour, is

A bus starts at 9 am and follows a fixed route every day. One day, it traveled at a constant speed of 60 km per hour and reached its destination 3.5 hours later than its scheduled arrival time. Next day, it traveled two-thirds of its route in one-third of its total scheduled travel time, and the remaining part of the route at 40 km per hour to reach just on time. The scheduled arrival time of the bus is

A train travelled a certain distance at a uniform speed. Had the speed been $6$ km per hour more, it would have needed $4$ hours less. Had the speed been $6$ km per hour less, it would have needed $6$ hours more. The distance, in km, travelled by the train is

The minor angle between the hours hand and minutes hand of a clock was observed at 8:48 am. The minimum duration, in minutes, after $8.48$ am when this angle increases by $50 \%$ is

Arvind travels from town $A$ to town $B$, and Surbhi from town B to town $A$, both starting at the same time along the same route. After meeting each other, Arvind takes $6$ hours to reach town $B$ while Surbhi takes $24$ hours to reach town $A$. If Arvind travelled at a speed of $54 \mathrm{~km} / \mathrm{h}$, then the distance, in km, between town $A$ and town $B$ is

Rahul starts on his journey at 5 pm at a constant speed so that he reaches his destination at 11 pm the same day. However, on his way, he stops for 20 minutes, and after that, increases his speed by 3 km per hour to reach on time. If he had stopped for 10 minutes more, he would have had to increase his speed by 5 km per hour to reach on time. His initial speed, in km per hour, was

Ankita walks from A to C through B, and runs back through the same route at a speed that is 40% more than her walking speed. She takes exactly 3 hours 30 minutes to walk from B to C as well as to run from B to A. The total time, in minutes, she would take to walk from A to B and run from B to C, is

Ravi is driving at a speed of $40$ km/h on a road. Vijay is $54$ meters behind Ravi and driving in the same direction as Ravi. Ashok is driving along the same road from the opposite direction at a speed of $50$ km/h and is $225$ meters away from Ravi. The speed, in km/h, at which Vijay should drive so that all the three cross each other at the same time, is

A boat takes $2$ hours to travel downstream a river from port A to port B , and $3$ hours to return to port A . Another boat takes a total of $6$ hours to travel from port $B$ to port $A$ and return to port $B$. If the speeds of the boats and the river are constant, then the time, in hours, taken by the slower boat to travel from port $A$ to port $B$ is

Trains A and B start traveling at the same time towards each other with constant speeds from stations X and Y, respectively. Train A reaches station Y in $10$ minutes while train B takes $9$ minutes to reach station X after meeting train A. Then the total time taken, in minutes, by train $B$ to travel from station $Y$ to station $X$ is

Two ships meet mid-ocean, and then, one ship goes south and the other ship goes west, both travelling at constant speeds. Two hours later, they are $60 \mathrm{~km}$ apart. If the speed of one of the ships is $6 \mathrm{~km}$ per hour more than the other one, then the speed, in km per hour, of the slower ship is

Moody takes $30$ seconds to finish riding an escalator if he walks on it at his normal speed in the same direction. He takes $20$ seconds to finish riding the escalator if he walks at twice his normal speed in the same direction. If Moody decides to stand still on the escalator, then the time, in seconds, needed to finish riding the escalator is

Two cars travel from different locations at constant speeds. To meet each other after starting at the same time, they take $1.5$ hours if they travel towards each other, but $10.5$ hours if they travel in the same direction. If the speed of the slower car is $60$ km/hr, then the distance traveled, in km, by the slower car when it meets the other car while traveling towards each other, is

Two trains cross each other in $14$ seconds when running in opposite directions along parallel tracks. The faster train is $160$ m long and crosses a lamp post in $12$ seconds. If the speed of the other train is $6$ km/hr less than the faster one, its length, in m, is

Two trains $A$ and $B$ were moving in opposite directions, their speeds being in the ratio $5: 3$. The front end of $A$ crossed the rear end of $B$ $46$ seconds after the front ends of the trains had crossed each other. It took another $69$ seconds for the rear ends of the trains to cross each other. The ratio of length of train $A$ to that of train $B$ is

Mira and Amal walk along a circular track, starting from the same point at the sometime. If they walk in the same direction, then in $45$ minutes, Amal completes exactly $3$ more rounds than Mira. If they walk in opposite directions, then they meet for the first time exactly after $3$ minutes. The number of rounds Mira walks in one hour is

Leaving home at the same time, Amal reaches the office at $10:15 am$ if he travels at $8 km/hr$, and at $9:40 am$ if he travels at $15 km/hr$. Leaving home at 9:10, at what speed, in $km/hr,$ must be travel so as to reach office exactly at $10 am?$

A train travelled at one-thirds of its usual speed, and hence reached the destination $30$ minutes after the scheduled time. On its return journey, the train initially travelled at its usual speed for $5$ minutes but then stopped for $4$ minutes for an emergency. The percentage by which the train must now increase its usual speed so as to reach the destination at the scheduled time, is nearest to

A straight road connects points $A$ and $B.$ Car $1$ travels from $A$ to $B$ and Car $2$ travels from $B$ to $A$, both leaving at the same time. After meeting each other, they take $45$ minutes and $20$ minutes, respectively, to complete their journeys. If Car $1$ travels at the speed of $60 km/hr$, then the speed of Car $2,$ in km/hr, is

Two persons are walking beside a railway track at respective speeds of $2$ and $4 \mathrm{~km}$ per hour in the same direction. A train came from behind them and crossed them in $90$ and $100$ seconds, respectively. The time, in seconds, taken by the train to cross a stationary object?

Two runners, Alice and Bob, are racing on two different circular tracks, $T1$ and $T2$, with radii $60 \mathrm{\ m}$ and $40 \mathrm{\ m}$ respectively. They both start from point $P$ at the same moment. Alice runs on track $T1$ at a constant speed of $12 \mathrm{\ km} / \mathrm{hr}$ and Bob runs on track $T2$ at a constant speed of $8 \mathrm{\ km} / \mathrm{hr}$. After how many full rounds of Alice does she meet Bob again for the first time since the race started?

The distance from $B$ to $C$ is thrice that from $A$ to $B$. Two trains travel from $A$ to $C$ via $B$. The speed of train $2$ is double that of train $1$ while traveling from $A$ to $B$ and their speeds are interchanged while traveling from $B$ to $C$. The ratio of the time taken by train $1$ to that taken by train $2$ in travelling from $A$ to $C$ is

$$A$ and $B$ are two points on a straight line. Ram runs from $A$ to $B$ while Rahim runs from $B$ to $A$. After crossing each other, Ram and Rahim reach their destinations in one minute and four minutes, respectively. If they start at the same time, then the ratio of Ram's speed to Rahim's speed is