Physics, asked by kr853088, 2 months ago

21. A body moves 600 m in a
direction in 20 sec. The velocity of
the body
10 m/s
20 m/s
30 m/s
40 m/s s​

Answers

Answered by deeppal53
0

Answer:

30 m/s

Explanation:

A body moves 600 m. in 20sec.

In 1 sec. the body moves (600÷20)m.

= 30m.

Answered by Anonymous
24

\sf\small\blue{Given:-}

  • Time = 20 sec

  • Speed = 600m

  • Velocity = ?

\sf\small\blue{Find:-}

  • Velocity of the body.

\sf\small\blue{formula:-}

  • Average speed = Distance/ Time

\sf\small\blue{Solution:-}

✈︎Speed = Distance /time

✈︎600 = 20/t

✈︎T = 600 / 20

✈︎T = 30 m/sec .

\sf\small\blue{Note:-}

  • The velocity of the body is 30 m/sec.
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