Math, asked by jennifer6158, 4 months ago

A man walked for 2 hours at 6 km/h. He then cycled for a certain time at 16 km/h. If he traveled 36 km altogether, for how many hours did he cycle?

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Answered by Randomgirl21

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1 and a half hours.

Hope this helps!

Answered by ankursinha1512

4

Step-by-step explanation:

use the formula speed= distance×time

then distance= speed x time

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