Since time = distance/speed for equal distances, and we then need time/speed, the whole quantity for each vehicle works out to distance/speed², making it easy to build the ratio directly from the speed ratio.
So the correct answer is option A, 256 : 16 : 1.
A flight, traveling to a destination 11,200 kms away, was supposed to take off at 6:30 AM. Due to bad weather, the departure of the flight got delayed by three hours. The pilot increased the average speed of the airplane by 100 km/hr from the initially planned average speed, to reduce the overall delay to one hour.
Had the pilot increased the average speed by 350 km/hr from the initially planned average speed, when would have the flight reached its destination?