Find the ratio distance covered by a car and a cyclist when it is given that the car moves for 1.5hrs at 30 km/hr and cyclist moves for 1hr at 25km/hr?
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Hi ,
We know that,
Distance = Speed × Time
1) speed of the car = s1 = 30 km / hr
Time = t1 = 1.5 hrs
Distance = d1 = s1 × t1
d1 = 30 × 1.5 = 45 km ------------- ( 1 )
2) speed of the cyclist = s2 = 25 km / hr
Time = t2 = 1 hr
Distance = d2 = 25 × 1 = 25 km --------- ( 2 )
Required ratio = ( 2) / ( 1 )
= 45 km / 25 km
= ( 5 × 9 ) / ( 5 × 5 )
= 9 / 5
Ratio = 9 : 5
I hope this will useful to you.
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We know that,
Distance = Speed × Time
1) speed of the car = s1 = 30 km / hr
Time = t1 = 1.5 hrs
Distance = d1 = s1 × t1
d1 = 30 × 1.5 = 45 km ------------- ( 1 )
2) speed of the cyclist = s2 = 25 km / hr
Time = t2 = 1 hr
Distance = d2 = 25 × 1 = 25 km --------- ( 2 )
Required ratio = ( 2) / ( 1 )
= 45 km / 25 km
= ( 5 × 9 ) / ( 5 × 5 )
= 9 / 5
Ratio = 9 : 5
I hope this will useful to you.
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Answer:
9:5
Step-by-step explanation:
as we know the formula for distance=time*speed
so,
D1=T1*S2
D1=1.5*30
D1=45 similarly
D2 is 25
D1/D2
9:5
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