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A car moves at a speed of 30 km/hr for 20 minutes and then at speed of 50 km/hr for next 20 minutes. Calcuate total distance

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

distance =speed×time

it's relative speed =50-30=20km/hr.

=20×20=400km

distance travelled by car is 400 km

Answered by riktra999
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Answer:

53333.33 km.

Explanation:

We know that, Total Speed = Total Distance / Total Time.

Then the total speed  = The final speed + The initial speed.

The initial speed = 30 km/hr

The final speed = 50 km/hr

Then,

By The Problem;

Total Speed = (50 + 30) km/hr.

= 80 KM/hr.

= (80 x 5/18) m/s

= 200/9 m/s                

Total time = {(20 x 60) + (20 x 60)} sec.

= (1200 +1200) sec.

= 2400 sec.

(Then by putting the values.)

200/9 = Distance / 2400

= 200 x 2400 = Distance x 9 (By cross - Multiplication method.)

= 480000/ 9 = Distance

Therefore, The Total Distance covered is 53333.33 km (approx.)

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