Math, asked by naledimatlhaga, 2 months ago

michelle and themba are travelling from cape town to Johannesburg by car. they travel 30km in 18 minutes and continue at a constant speed. how far will they have travelledin 1 hour 24 minutes?​

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Answered by tuhinsamanta49
14

Answer:

If they travel

30km in 18mins

then , speed = distance(km)/ time(hr) ;    60mins=1hr , 1min=1/60hrs

18mins=18×1/60hrs=3/10hrs

speed=30/(3/10)km/hr =100km/hr

1hr 24mins = 1+[24×(1/60)] mins = 1+ 4/10=14/10

distance=speed/time=100/(14/10)=1000/14=500/7= 71.4 km

Answered by tripathiakshita48
1

If they maintain a constant speed the entire way, Michelle and Temba would have covered 140 km in 1 hour and 24 minutes.

The following equation can be used to determine the average speed of Michelle and Temba:

Distance x time speed

They covered 30 kilometers in 18 minutes, so their average speed is:

speed = 30 / (18 / 60) = 30 / 0.3, or 100 km/hr.

They would have traveled the following distance in 1 hour and 24 minutes, or in 1 hour + (24 / 60) hours, or 1.4 hours:

The distance= speed * time, or 100 * 1.4 = 140 km.

Therefore, it is important to remember that their speed and the actual distance they travel can be impacted by real-world variables like traffic, road conditions, and vehicle maintenance.

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