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Answered by Anonymous
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A car travels at a speed of 72 km / hr

This means that the car travel 72 km in 1 hr

So in 1 hr there is 60 minutes .

Each minute has 60 seconds ... so 60 minutes will have 60×60 seconds

1 hr = 60×60 s = 3600 s

Now 72 km has to be converted to m.

1 km = 1000 m

==> 72 km = 72000 m

So speed in m / s

= 72000 m / 3600 s

= 20 m / s

So the car travels 20 m in 1 s

In 30 seconds it will travel 20 m×30

= 600 m

The answer is 600 m.

Hope it helps you:-)

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Answered by BrainlyKing5
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\underline{\textbf{Hey Mate Here Is Your Answer}}

\underline{\textbf{Given That..}}

The Car travels at a speed of 72km/hr , And Now We Need To Find What Distance The Car will cover in 30

seconds.

So Now Let's Move For Solution ..

\underline{\textbf{Solution}}

Now According To A Car Travels At A speed Of 72km/hr Now We Need To Find The Distance Covered by it In

30sec.

So As We Know That There Are

\textbf{60 Minutes In 1hr And There Are 60 seconds In 1 Minute }

So we Have \Longrightarrow

\underline{\mathbf{1 \:Hr \:= \:60min\: \longrightarrow \:60sec\: \times \:60\: = \:3600 seconds}}

Similarly

\textbf{In 1km We Have 1000m So We Have }

\underline{\textbf{72km = 72000 Metres }}

So Distance Travelled In One Second = Total Distance / Total Seconds

That Is ..

\mathbf{\frac{72000}{3600}\: = \:20 \:Metres\: Per\: Second}

\therefore{\textbf{In One Second It Will cover A Distance Of 20 Metres }}

So In 30 Seconds It Will Cover A Distance

\boxed{\mathbf{Distance = 20m \times 30 = 600m}}

\underline{\mathbf{Hence \:The\: Required\: Answer\: Is\: \Longrightarrow}}

\boxed{\mathbf{600\: Metres}}

\boxed{\boxed{\mathfrack{\bold{Thanks...}}}}
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