Math, asked by dewendrasingh7833, 1 year ago

A train traveling at 60 km/h completes a journey in 8h .how much faster would it have to travel to cover the same distance in 6 h?

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Answered by harshsrivastavah436

distance of the track = speed×time
= 60×8=480km
required speed to complete the distance in 6hrs.
speed =distance/time
=480/6=80km/h
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