Math, asked by ankushmodhekar624, 4 months ago

A car travels for 10 h at an average speed of 60 km/h. If the car keeps up an average speed of
40 km/h, how long will it take to complete the same journey?

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Answered by naveenkumar4543

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Distance travelled by car = Time × Speed

Distance travelled by car = 10h × 60km/h.

Distance travelled by car = 600km

Time = Distace/ Speed

Time = 600km / 40km/h

Time = 15 hours

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