Math, asked by dharavathhari240, 10 months ago

speed of car is 2/3 rd of speed of train if train covered 1100 metres in 33 seconds then find the time in which are covered 270 kilometres​

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Answered by saurabhsrivastav
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Since train covered 1100 metres in 33 seconds so

Train speed = 1100/33 m/s  

= 100/3 m/s × 18/5     ( Here 18/5 is multiplied to convert into km/hr )

= 120 km/hr

Car speed = 2/3 × 120 = 80 km/hr

Then time in which car covered 270 km distance = 270/80

= 27/8 hrs

Time in which train covered 270 km distance = 270/120

= 9/4 hrs

Answered by amitnrw
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if Speed of Car is 2/3rd Of Train speed which covers 1100m in 33 secs then Car would cover 270 km in 3 hrs 22 mins 30 sec

Step-by-step explanation:

Train Covers 1100 m in 33 Secs

Speed = Distance / Time

Speed of Train = 1100/33  m/s

=> Speed of Train =  100/3  m/s

Speed of car = 2/3  of Speed of Train

=> Speed of Car = (2/3) * 100/3

=> Speed of Car = 200/9 m/s

1 m = 1 km/1000

1 sec = 1 hr / 3600

=> Speed of Car = (200/9)  * 3600/1000 km/hr

= 400/5 km/hr

= 80 km/hr

Time Taken by Car to Cover 270 km = 270/80  = 27/8 hrs

= 3 hrs 22 mins 30 sec

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