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A car moves with a speed of 40km/hr for 15mins and then with a speed of 60km/hr for 15mins.Find the total distance covered by the car is

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Answered by BrainlyKing5
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\underline{\textbf{Hey Mate Here Is your Answer ..}}

\underline{\textbf{Given That..}}

A car moves with a speed of 40km/hr for 15mins and then with a speed of 60km/hr for 15mins, Now We Need

To Find The Total Distance ..

So Let's Move For Solution ..

\underline{\textbf{Solution..}}

Now To Find The Total Distance Covered By Car Follow The Simple Steps ...

\underline{\bold{De fine \: The \: Required\: terms }}

Now Let

\textbf{Distance Travelled In First 15 min = D1}

And Similarly

\textbf{Distance Travelled In Next 15 min = D2 }

\mathbf{\therefore\:Total\: Distance\: Covered\: By \:Car \:D1 \:+ \:D2 }

\underline{\textbf{To Find D1 }}

Therefore Now We Know That ...

\boxed{\mathbf{Distance\:= Speed \:\times\: Time}}

So Now Here

\mathbf{Distance\: = \:D1 }

\mathbf{Speed \:= \:40km/h }

\mathbf{Time \:= \:15min\: \longrightarrow\: 1/4 hr}

Therefore How By Putting This Value In Formula We Have

\mathbf{D1\: = \: 40km/h \:\times \:1/4 hr }

That Is ..

\boxed{\mathbf{Distance\:(D1) \: = 10km}}

\underline{\textbf{To Find D2 }}

So Now Here

\mathbf{ Distance\: = \:D2}

\mathbf{Speed \:= \:60km/h }

\mathbf{Time \:= \:15min\: \longrightarrow\: 1/4 hr}

Therefore By Putting This Value I. The Distance Formula We Have..

\mathbf{D2 \:= \: 60km/h \: \times\: 1/4 hr }

That Is

\boxed{\mathbf{Distance (D2) = 15km}}

\underline{\textbf{ Add Both D1 And D2 To Find The Total Distance }}

Now We kNow that

\mathbf{Total \:Distance\: ( \:D\: ) \:= \:D1 \:+\: D2}

Now From Above We Know That

\textbf{D1 = 10km}

\textbf{D2 = 15km}

Therefore

\mathbf{Total\: Distance\: (\:D\:)\:=\: 10km\: + \: 15km}

That Is

\boxed{\mathbf{Total\: Distance \:= \: 25km}}

\underline{\textbf{Hence The Required Answer Is ...}}

\boxed{\boxed{\mathbf{Distance\: Covered \:= 25km}}}

BrainlyKing5: thanks
Answered by Anonymous
17

\textbf{Answer :}


\textbf{According to question we have given}

\textbf{At first Speed of car (s) = 40 km/hr.}

\textbf{Time (t) = 15 min.}

= \frac{15}{60}

= \frac{1}{4} in hr.

\textbf{Distance (d) = ?}

Speed = \frac{Distance}{Time}

= Distance = Speed × Time

= 40 × \frac{1}{4}

= 10\:km .......(1)


\textbf{Also we have given that}

\textbf{Speed of car = 60 km/hr.}

\textbf{Time = 15 min.}

= \frac{1}{4} hr.

Distance = Speed × Time

= 60 × \frac{1}{4}

= 15\:km .......(2)


\underline\textbf{We\:have\:to\:find\:total\: Distance}

So,

\textbf{Total Distance covered by car = (1) + (2)}

= 10\:+\:15


= \huge\textbf{25 km}

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