Math, asked by swamy6535, 2 days ago

what is speed of a train if it travels for 1 minute and covers a distance of 60 m

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Speed = distance/time

= 60/1 metre per minute

= 60 metre per minute

or

1 minute= 60 seconds

Speed = 60/60 metre per second

= 1 m/s

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