Math, asked by OjasT, 1 year ago

A person crosses a 600m long street in 5mins. What is his speed in km/ph?

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Answered by sujan2002

11

speed= distance/time

= 600/1000÷5/60

=600/1000×60/5

=3/5×12

=36/5kmph

OjasT: the unit is km/ph

OjasT: k thnx

Answered by Varshageethika

4

5 minutes = 5 × 60 seconds =300 seconds

600/300=2m/s

1m/s=3.6km/h

2m/s=3.6×2=7.2km/h

OjasT: thnx

Varshageethika: welcome

bahun: from were that 3.6 come from?

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