Physics, asked by sumaiyaserajuddin, 1 month ago

an athelete has a speed of 36 km/hr which is equal to

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Answered by techiegaru2

1

Answer:

10m/s

Explanation:

36 kmph to m/s=36x5/18

=10m/s

Answered by IamaSSRFAN

1

Answer:

36km/hr= 10m/s

Converting from big unit to small unit, we have to multiply by 5/18.

So,

=36∗5/18

= 10m/s

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