Science, asked by tovispelusa, 9 months ago

How much time does it take a person to walk 12km north at a velocity of 6.5 km/h?

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Answered by pranjal8432

6

Answer:

as time = distance/velocity

therefore,

Explanation:

12km/6.5km/hour

120/65 as we cut the point

the time will be 1.8 hour

Answered by Thinkab13

0

Explanation:

Velocity=Distance/Time

Time = Distance (Displacement)/Velocity

Time=12/6.5=120/65=12×10/13×5=24/13h

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