Physics, asked by Himabindu1622, 1 year ago

A train travels a distance with 54 kilometre kmph is 14 hours. If its speed is 63 km per hour . How much time will the train take?

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Answered by pradnya250604

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Explanation:

distance=speed x time=54x14=756km

speed=63km/h

time= distance/speed=756/63=12 hrs

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