Math, asked by anil2007pal, 9 months ago

A train covers the distance between two stations which are 11 km apart in 12 minutes. At what
rate per hour is it travelling?

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Answered by creativemayank27

3

Answer:

55km/h

Step-by-step explanation:

as we know that, speed=distance/time

speed=11/12/60 (because time given in minutes)

11*60/12

=55km/h

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