At what speed should it be traveling if the driver aims to arrive at Town B at 2.00 pm? A car will travel from Town A to Town B. If it travels at a constant speed of 60 km/h, it will arrive at 3.00 pm. If travels at a constant speed of 80kh/h, it will arrive at 1.00 pm. At what speed should it be traveling if the driver aims to arrive at Town B at 2.00 pm?

Since both journeys are made at constant speeds the SUVAT equation $s = ut + \frac{1}{2}at^2$ (where $s$ measures displacement, $u$ is the initial velocity, $a$ the necessarily constant acceleration and $t$ the time) becomes $s=ut$. This is as we expect: if speed is constant then Distance = Speed $\times$ Time. Since the distances of the two journeys are equal we have $u_1t_1=u_2t_2$ where $u_i$ denotes the velocity of the $i^{\text{th}}$ journey in km/h and $t_j$ the time taken for the $j^{\text{th}}$ journey. 
Let us assume that the first journey took $t_1$ hours. Since the second journey took two hours less, we have $t_2=t_1-2$. Thus: $u_1t_1 = u_2t_2$ becomes $60t_1 = 80(t_1-2)$ and hence $t_1=8$ hours. It also follows that $t_2 = 8-2 = 6$ hours.
For a third journey arriving at $2$ pm, we must have $t_3 = 7$ hours. Again, the distance is the same and so we have $u_1t_1=u_3t_3$ which becomes $60 \times 8 = 7u_3$, and hence $u_3=68\frac{4}{7}$ km/h.
