Math, asked by anshikasinghh07, 1 month ago

A man walks 60m in 30s. Calculate his speed in m/s. If he maintains this speed, calculate

the distance covered by him in 5minutes and 10 seconds. please tell step wise​

Answers

Answered by Barani22
2

Step-by-step explanation:

:

(a) the total distance travelled by the car (b) the total time of travel, and (c) the average speed of car

Solution

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Solution:

Speed of car for first 30 minutes = 30 km h^{-1}

Speed of car for next 1 hour = 40 km h^{-1}

(a) total distance travelled by the car

First case

Speed = distance / time

distance = speed x time

= 30 x 0.5 ---- (30 min = 0.5 hour)

= 15 km ---- (i)

Second case

speed = 40 km h^{-1}

distance = 40 km x 1

= 40 km ---- (ii)

Adding (i) and (ii)

Total distance = 15 km + 40 km

= 55 km

(b) total time of travel = 0.5 hr + 1.0 hr = 1.5 hr

(c) average speed = total distance travelled/total time taken

= 5.5 km/ 1.5 hr

= 36.67 km h^{-1}

Answered by rupinderjeetk76
2

Step-by-step explanation:

distance = 60 m

time =30 s

speed =distance traveeled / time

= 60/30

=2m/s

distance traveeled = speed ×time

= 2×30

=60m

hope it help you

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