Hello Aspirant,
The question you have mentioned is incomplete. The distance between A and B needs to be mentioned in order to find the required time. Once the data is collected, you can proceed as:
Time Taken = Distance Travelled / Speed
==> Time Taken = (Distance between A and B) / 60
Hope this helps.
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