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Answered by Nereida
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(d)8 km/h

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In 6 minutes, the walking man covered a distance of

(6 \times 2) \div 60

 = 12 \div 60

 = 0.2 \: km

During the 6 minutes ,the distance travelled by car

 = 0.2+0.6=0.8 kms

So speed of car

=( 0.8 \times 60)/6

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Answered by naveensscom
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in 6 minutes the car goes ahead by 0.6km

hence,the relative speed of the car with respect to the pedestrian is equal to 6kmph

hence net speed of the car is 8 kmph since speed of car (6kmph) and pedestrian (2kmph) gets add up as they move in same direction

thus answer is option d .8kmph

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