Math, asked by ballfire664, 6 months ago

A bus is moving at the speed of 40 2/5 km/hr. How much distance will it travel in 6 2/3 hrs.? If the bus is still at a distance of 10 2/3 km from the final destination. How far is the final destination from the starting point?

Answers

Answered by vaibhavaggarwa
0

Answer:

269.33 km

Step-by-step explanation:

speed= d/t

d= speed * t

= (40 2/5 km/h) * 6 2/3 h

= 202/5 * 20/3

= 4040/15

=269.33 km

Answered by MagicalBeast
6

Answer:

distance traveled = 808/3 km

total distance = 280km

Step-by-step explanation:

distance traveled in (6+2/3) hrs = (40+2/5) × (6+2/3)

=> distance = (202/5)×(20/3) = 808/3

distance between starting point and final destination = distance covered + distance left

=> distance between initial and final destination = (808/3) + (10+2/3)

=> (808/3) + (32/3) = (808+32)/3

=> 840/3 = 280 km

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