Math, asked by chetan9sr, 4 months ago

Two cars leave at the same time, one from East to west and the other from West to East on the
road. The first car is moring at an average speed of 36 km hr and the second car is moving at a
of 72 km hr. The cars cross each other in 300 seconds. What was the original distance between
they started moving?​

Answers

Answered by muskanyadav40444
0

Answer:

Distance travelled by the 1st car in 15 seconds = OA = (36×

18

5

)×15m=150m

Distance travelled by the 2nd car in 15 seconds = OB = (48×

18

5

)×15m=200m

∴ Distance between them after 15 seconds = AB =

OA

2

+OB

2

=

150

2

+200

2

=

22500+40000

=

62500

=250m

Answered by mongundepooja1008
0

Answer:

9000m

Step-by-step explanation:

A .36km/hr=10m/s( 36*1000/60*60)

B.72km/hr=20m/s(72*1000/60*60)

hence in 300 sec

A will cover distance=10*300=3000m

B will cover distance=20*300=6000m

total distance=original distance betn starting time=3000+6000=9000m

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