Physics, asked by aarushiagarwal033, 3 months ago

An object moves 30m in 6s. Find its speed in m/s and km/hour

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Answered by rohankumar46

2

Answer:5ms-^1, 18kmh-^1

Explanation:v=s/t ; 30/6= 5m/s

5×18/5= 18km/h

Answered by ankitraj52000

6

Explanation:

TIME =6s

DISTANCE=30m

SO,

SPEED=DISTANCE/TIME

S= 30/6

S=5M/S

IN KM/HOUR

1M=1/1000KM

1S=1/3600h

so,

5×1/1000/1/3600

Than,5×1/1000×3600

5×18/5

=18km/h

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