Math, asked by sahibharika3630, 3 months ago

A car travels 192 km in 4 hours with a
constant speed. How far can it travel in 8
hours?

please give correct answer not explation ​

Answers

Answered by ananyachaudharyjii
2

Answer:

v=192/4=48km/hr

distance=48×8=384km

Answered by suraj5070
123

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\tt A \:car \:travels\: 192\: km\: in\: 4 \:hours\: with\: a\\\tt constant\: speed\:. How\: far\: can\: it\: travel\: in \:8\\\tt hours

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  •  \sf \bf Distance(d) =192\:km
  •  \sf \bf Time(t) =4\:hours

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  •  \sf \bf Distance\:travelled\:by\:car\:in\:8\:hours

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 \tt \underline {A\:car\:travels \:192\:km\:in\:4\:hours}

 \tt \underbrace {Let\:distance\: travelled \:by\: car\: in \:hour\:be\:x}

 {\boxed {\boxed {\color {blue} {\sf \bf x=\dfrac{d}{t}}}}}

  •  \sf \bf x=distance\:travelld\:by\:a\:car\:in\:1\:hour
  •  \sf \bf d=distance\:travelld\:by\:a\:car\:in\:4\:hour
  •  \sf \bf t=time

 \sf \bf {\underbrace {\overbrace {\color {orange} {Substitute\:the\:values}}}}

 \sf \bf \implies x=\dfrac{192}{4}

 \implies{\boxed {\color {green} {\sf \bf x=48\:km}}}

 \therefore \tt \underline {Distance \:travelled \:by \:car\:in\:1\:hour=48\:km}

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 \sf \bf{\underbrace {\overbrace {\color {purple} {Distance\:travelled\:by\:car\:in\:8\:hours}}}}

 \sf \bf \implies 8 \times 48

 \implies{\boxed {\boxed {\color {red} {\sf \bf 384}}}}

 \therefore \tt {\underbrace {Distance \:travelled \:by \:car\:in\:1\:hour=48\:km}}

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