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What is the average speed of a car that travels 200km in 2 hours?
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∙ 13y ago
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100km/hour as speed=distance/time therefore 200km/2hour=100km/hour
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What is the average speed off 200km in 2.5 hours?
The average speed is exactly 200 km per 2.5 hours. As a unit rate, that's equivalent to 80 km/hr.
If you travel 200km in 4 hours what is your average speed?
200 / 4 = 50 Answer: 50 kilometres per hour
What is the average speed if an airplane travels 1364 miles in 5.5 hours?
The average speed if an airplane travels 1364 miles in 5.5 hours is 248 miles/hr.
What is the speed of a car that travel 200 km in 4.00 hrs?
Average speed = distance/time = 200km/4 hours = 50 km per hour
A car travels 100 miles in 2.5 hours what is the average speed?
40mph
What is the average speed of a car that traveled 1000 kilograms in 5 hours?
A car that travels 1000 kilometers in 5 hrs, averages 200km/h.
What is the average speed off 200km in 2.5 hours?
The average speed is exactly 200 km per 2.5 hours. As a unit rate, that's equivalent to 80 km/hr.
If you travel 200km in 4 hours what is your average speed?
200 / 4 = 50 Answer: 50 kilometres per hour
What is the average speed if an airplane travels 1364 miles in 5.5 hours?
The average speed if an airplane travels 1364 miles in 5.5 hours is 248 miles/hr.
What is the speed of a car that travel 200 km in 4.00 hrs?
Average speed = distance/time = 200km/4 hours = 50 km per hour
How far did a train travel if the average speed was 80 kilometers per hour and the journey took 2 hours 30 minutes?
200km
What is the average speed of someone who travels 110 kilometres in 2 hours?
His average speed is 55 kilometers per hour.
If mark travels 20km in 5 hours what is his average speed in kmh?
4
A car travels 100 miles in 2.5 hours what is the average speed?
40mph
What is the average speed of a car that travels 63 miles in 1.5 hours?
42mph
What is the average speed of a car that travels 360 kilometers in 6 hours?
1
Does a car traveling the longest time have a greater distance?
No. Distance is dependent on both length of travel and speed of travel. For example, If car A leaves location X at a certain time, and travels at 200km/hr for two hours, it travels 400km. If car B leaves the same location at the same time, and travels 50km/hr for four hours, it travels 200km. As you can see, car A traveled for half the time car B traveled while doubling its total distance traveled.
