Physics, asked by AntonyKG, 1 month ago

Arrange the following speeds in increasing order : 10 m/s, 1 km/ min, 18km/h.

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Answered by itsHoney28

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Answer:

We have to convert each of these values of speed into m/s.

10m/s=10m/s

1km/min=1000m/60s=16.67m/s

18km/h=18×1000m/60×60s=5m/s

Hence the correct option will be C.

Answered by nik90105

1

Answer:

first convert all of them in m/s by multiplying with 5/18.

Increasing order

18km/h<10m/s<1km/mmin

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