Science, asked by devic4607, 8 months ago

calculate the distance travelled
by a vehicle if it travels 15km at a speed of 60km/hr.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

s= distance/time

distance=speed/ time

distance = 15/60

distance=1/4 km

distance= 250m

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