A biker covers 60 km in 70 minutes on a straight road . Calculate its speed and velocity .
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So the distance = 60km
Time taken = 70 minutes
speed = distance / time
Therefore speed = 60/70 * 60 ( To convert it into hour)
= 3600/70 km/hr
360/7 = 51.4 km /hr approximately.
So if u want u can keep it as it is, 360/7 km /hr.
Velocity also same because it's straight line motion.
Glad to help you
@Nikhita
So the distance = 60km
Time taken = 70 minutes
speed = distance / time
Therefore speed = 60/70 * 60 ( To convert it into hour)
= 3600/70 km/hr
360/7 = 51.4 km /hr approximately.
So if u want u can keep it as it is, 360/7 km /hr.
Velocity also same because it's straight line motion.
Glad to help you
@Nikhita
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distance = 60km = 60000 meter
time = 70 x 60 = 4200 s
speed = distance/time
= 60000/4200
600/42
= 14.28 m/s
or in km/hr it
we need to multiply it by 18/5
14.28 x 18/5
25.704/5
speed = 51.408 km/hr
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here velocity will remain the same as the bike is travelling in same straight line and there is not change in its direction
time = 70 x 60 = 4200 s
speed = distance/time
= 60000/4200
600/42
= 14.28 m/s
or in km/hr it
we need to multiply it by 18/5
14.28 x 18/5
25.704/5
speed = 51.408 km/hr
----------------------------------------------
here velocity will remain the same as the bike is travelling in same straight line and there is not change in its direction
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