Math, asked by mayanksachdeva1550, 3 months ago



A car travels 60 km in 1 hr 30 min. How long will it take to cover a distance of
100 km at the same speed?
directly with the weight​

Answers

Answered by SanviNavodayan
2

Answer:

hey mate ... here is ur answer ....

2 hours 30 minutes .

Step-by-step explanation:

It takes 90 min to travel 60 Km .

Therefore, 60km-90min

100km= ?

= 100*90/60

=150min

therefore ans = 2hour 30min

hope this will help uh ....

have a great day ahead ...

Answered by abhayshis361
0

Answer:

2 hr 30 min

Step-by-step explanation:

You travel 60km per 90 minutes which is equivalent to 60km90min

This is by definition a rate (r=d/t). We want to know how long (time) it will take to travel 100km

So we are looking for 100kmt . Because the rates are the same, the two expressions are equal and thus can be set equal.

60km90min=100kmt

Cross multiply the denominator of t and 90min to the opposite sides.

60km⋅t=100km⋅90min

Finish solving for t

Divide by 60km on both sides.

t=100km⋅90min60km

Now simplify.

The km over km will cancel and we will be left with units of time in minutes. I will do the multiplication at this time as well.

t=900min60

Again, simplify by doing the division to arrive at

t=150min

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