Math, asked by arnavbhalgat24, 8 months ago

a stationary truck attains a speed of 54kmphr in 10 second find velocity

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Answered by chris206001

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Answer:

speed =54 kmph

time = 10 second

velocity= 54/10 =5.4

Answered by jahnavijahnavi244

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Answer:

Answer is 1.5

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