Math, asked by mumtazhaidar89, 9 months ago

building of 50 floor every floor of the building is 60 m heigh if it elevator moves 3 metre per second then how many time will it take to move from 2nd floor to 42nd floor

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Answered by ritikchanderiya5

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800seconds is your answer buddy..

Answered by abhimanyuthakur11

1

Answer:

800 seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

Total distance = 40 × 60 = 2400 m

Speed = 3 m/sec

Time = 2400/3 = 800 seconds

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