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Question 7 NAT 2023 Medium NAT +4.00 marks

Tim cycled from his house to his friend John’s house and then on to his (Tim’s) school without stopping. The average speed for his entire journey was 26 km/hr. The distance from John’s house to Tim’s school is 0.3 times the distance from Tim’s house to John’s house. Tim’s speed from John’s house to Tim’s school was twice that of Tim’s speed from Tim’s house to John’s house. What was Tim’s average speed from John’s house to Tim’s school in km/hr?

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