Math, asked by anikasingh812, 6 months ago

The Sopwith Camel was a British, First World War, single-seat, biplane fighter introduced on the Western Front in 1917. Travelling to its top speed of 175 km per hour in one direction for 2 ½ hours, how far did the plane travel?

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Answered by OA06094
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Answer:

Anton Fokker was to produce one more aircraft during the war, and this was to be, in the eyes of many, the best fighter plane built during the conflict. This was the Fokker D VII, the winner of a German fighter competition held in January of 1918.

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Answered by RehanAk73
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Answer: 0.7176837 miles

Step-by-step explanation:

21/2=10.5 hours

110×10.5=1155m

Now we convert meter in miles

1 miles has 1609.344 meters

so 1155÷1609.344 =0.7176837 miles

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