Math, asked by p826951, 21 days ago

A train is moving at 150 kilometres/hour. How far will it go in 20 minute?

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Answered by sahilbind052

1

Answer:

= 50km

Step-by-step explanation:

Distance travel by train in 60min=150km

Distance travel by train in 1 min=150/60

Distance travel by train in 20min=150/60×20

= 50km

Answered by shashichandan2016

0

Step-by-step explanation:

train is moving at 150 kilometres/hour

far will it go in 20 minute

= convert 20 minute into hour

20÷60=20/60

1/3

in what time is taken to complete in 20 minutes

distance equal to speed × time

150×1/3

50 km

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