Physics, asked by mohdovesh5547, 5 months ago

A car travels a distance of 600 Km at a speed of 300 m/sec. Calculate the time taken to cover the distance.

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Answered by ramisettiMadhurimasu

5

Answer:

2000s

Explanation:

Distance =600km =600*1000m =600000m

Speed =300m/s

Time =?

Speed = distance/time

Time =distance/speed

= 600000/300 =2000s

Answered by IronManRox

0

Answer:

2000s

Explanation:

Distance =600km =600*1000m =600000m

Speed =300m/s

Time =?

Speed = distance/time

Time =distance/speed

= 600000/300 =2000s

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