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the total distance traveled (d) at a constant speed of 45 mph is the product of the speed and number of hours traveled (h)

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Answered by padalesayali3
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Answered by KajalBarad
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The Total distance traveled = 45h and The number of hours traveled = d/45.

Speed, Time, and Distance Units

Speed, distance, and time can all be expressed in one of three ways:

Time is measured in seconds (sec), minutes (min), and hours (h) (hr)

Distance in meter (m), kilometer (km), mile, and feet

Speed in (m/s, km/hr)

So, if distance = kilometer and time = hour, velocity = distance/ time; the units of speed are kilometers per hour.

The units of speed, time, and distance are self-evident; let us examine the conversions associated with these.

We know that,

Speed = Distance / time

Distance = Speed * time

Time = Distance / Speed

Given , the total distance traveled = d

Speed = 45 miles per hour

The number of hours = h

The Total distance traveled = Speed * Number of hours

≅ 45h

The number of hours traveled = Distance / Speed

≅ d / 45

∴ The Total distance traveled = 45h and The number of hours traveled = d/45.

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