Math, asked by rahila4, 1 year ago

vikas can cover a distance of 20 2/3km in 7 3/4 hours by walking. how many km per hour does he walk?

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Answered by harshitjat

166.625 km per hour he walks

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Answered by inaayahaque

166.625 km per hour is the answer

Pavitra15: Distance coverd by vikas in 31/4hrs=62km so by unitary method, distance coverd by vikas in 1hrd= 62×4/3×31 =8/3 and then solve it and you will get your answer i.e 2 2/3km

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