Math, asked by kunjallatha, 7 hours ago

An object moves 40 metres in 2 seconds. What is the speed of

that object?

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Answered by sunprince0000

Answer: Total Distance Travelled = 40000 metres + 6 metres = 40006 metres. Total Time Taken = (2*3600) seconds + 2 seconds = 7200 +2 = 7202 seconds. Average Speed = 40006 / 7202 = 5.554 m/s or 19.99 km/h.

Answered by rajeshdhingra8888

Answer:

5.554m/s

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An object moves 40 metres in 2 seconds. What is the speed of that object?​

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An object moves 40 metres in 2 seconds. What is the speed of

that object?