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Q132 (IAS/2003) Miscellaneous & General Knowledge › Important Days, Places & Events › Important Days, Places & Events

Total time taken by a person in going to a place by walking and returning on cycle is 5 hours 45 minutes. He would have gained 2 hours by cycling both ways. The time taken by him to walk both ways is

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