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CAT 2025 Set-1 | Quantitative Aptitude | Question-2

Shruti travels a distance of $224$ $\mathrm{km}$ in four parts for a total travel time of $3$ hours. Her speeds in these four parts follow an arithmetic progression, and the corresponding time taken to cover these four parts follow another arithmetic progression. If she travels at a speed of $960$ meters per minute for $30$ minutes to cover the first part, then the distance, in meters, she travels in the fourth part is

  1. $76800$
  2. $112000$
  3. $96000$
  4. $86400$

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