Science, asked by Jiyanimeshpatel, 8 months ago

A car moves with the speed of 60 km/h for 20 minutes and then with the speed of 80 km/h for next 20 minutes. Calculate the total distance travelled by the car.

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Answered by Anonymous
1

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Speed=60km/hr,time=20mins=1/3hr

Using the formula

Speed=distance/time

Distance=speed*time

=60*1/3=20m

Second distance

Speed=80km/hr,time=15mins=1/4hr

Distance=speed*time

=80*1/4=20m

Total distance=20+20=40m

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Answered by rekhakhandal469
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Speed of car in first 15 minutes = 40 km/h

Distance covered = speed × Time taken

60 minutes = 1 hour

15 minutes =

60

15

hour

Distance covered = 240×

60

15

=10km

Speed of car in next 15 minutes = 60 km/h

Distance covered = 60×

60

15

=15km

∴ Total distance covered = (10+15)km = 25 km

∴ 25 km is correct

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