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A man travels \bf6 \frac{1}{4} km in 1 hour. How many kilometres does he travel in \bf6 \frac{1}{2} hours ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

\bf{40\frac{5}{8}hours}


Step-by-step explanation:

First of all :

6 + 1/4

= ( 4 × 6 + 1 )/4

= ( 24 + 1 )/4

= 25/4


The man travels 25/4 km in 1 hour .


6 + 1/2

= ( 6 × 2 + 1 )/2

= ( 12 + 1 )/2

= 13/2


The man travels 25/4 km in 1 hour

The man in 13/2 hours will travel :  

25/4 × 13/2

⇒ ( 25 × 13 ) / ( 4 × 2 )

⇒ ( 325 ) / ( 8 )

\bf{40\frac{5}{8}


Hope it helps -_^

Answered by Anonymous
1
First of all :

6 + 1/4

= ( 4 × 6 + 1 )/4

= ( 24 + 1 )/4

= 25/4


The man travels 25/4 km in 1 hour .


6 + 1/2

= ( 6 × 2 + 1 )/2

= ( 12 + 1 )/2

= 13/2


The man travels 25/4 km in 1 hour

The man in 13/2 hours will travel :  

25/4 × 13/2

⇒ ( 25 × 13 ) / ( 4 × 2 )

⇒ ( 325 ) / ( 8 )


hope it helps U ✌️✌️

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