Physics, asked by janhavi567, 2 months ago

(i) If a body moves with a speed v km/h, what will be its speed in m/s?

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Answered by chyadav88512

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Answer: If the body moves with V km/h then

its speed in m/s = (V*1000)/60*60

= (V*10)/36

= 5v/18

Its speed will be 5v/18 m/s

Explanation:

Answered by mayanksaha9125

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Answer:

If the body moves with V km/h then

its speed in m/s = (V*1000)/60*60

= (V*10)/36

= 5v/18

Its speed will be 5v/18 m/s

Explanation:

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