Physics, asked by kushagrakumar, 1 year ago

How to express 15 m/s in km/h?

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Answered by hiteshbha

0

the answer is 54Km/h

Answered by saiganeshu

3

1 m/s=18/5 × km/h.
15 m/s= 15×18/5 km/hr
15 m/s=54 km/hr

saiganeshu: thanks

kushagrakumar: ur welcome

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