Asked by Narasimman
A car moved with a speed of 60km/h for 2 hours and then with a speed of 80km/h for the next 1 hour.calculate the total distance covered by the car
Answer:60/2=30km/h
80/1=?
Answer:60/2=30km/h
80/1=?
Answers
Answered by
Steve
wrong. distance = speed * time, not speed/time
(and you can't figure 80/1 = 80?)
If you had watched your units, you'd have seen that
(60km/hr) / (2hr) = 30 km/hr^2
when you wanted km
(and you can't figure 80/1 = 80?)
If you had watched your units, you'd have seen that
(60km/hr) / (2hr) = 30 km/hr^2
when you wanted km
Answered by
Narasimman
I don't know the answer
Answered by
Steve
well of course you don't. That's why I told you that
distance = speed * time
So, for each part of the trip, multiply the speed by the time.
Then add those two numbers.
distance = speed * time
So, for each part of the trip, multiply the speed by the time.
Then add those two numbers.
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