Physics, asked by MansiGarg1111, 1 year ago

A car moves with a speed of 40 km/h for 15 minutes and then with a speed of 60 km/h for the next 15 minutes. Find the total distance travelled by the car.

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Answered by rohitkumargupta
14
HELLO DEAR
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FOR THE FIRST Part OF JOURNEY,

Speed=40km/h and time=15min=1/4 hour

Using ,speed=distance/time

Distance=40 x 1/4=10km

For the second part of journey,

Speed=60km/h and time=15 min=1/4 hour

Then distance=60 x 1/4=15 km

Total distance travelled in whole journey=10+15=25 km


I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
Answered by Nikki57
6
Hey!

Note: v=velocity, t=time, s+distance

v1=40km/hr
t1=15m=1/4hr

v2=60km/hr
t2=15m= 1/4hr

Total distance (s)=?

s1=?
speed= distance/time
speed×time=distance
40×1/4
10=distance

s1=10km

______

s2=?
v=s×t
60×1/4=s
s=15km

Total distance = s1+s2=10+15=25km

Hope it helps...!!!

Nikki57: -_- cholly! 'km' likhna tha, 'm' likha
Nikki57: net slow, not able to edit
MansiGarg1111: are koi baat ni :D baad mein kar de na
MansiGarg1111: aur jab edit karo tab note mein "s = distance" likh dena "s+distance" ki jagah ^^"
MansiGarg1111: everything else is perfect ;D
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