Distance travelled = 120 kilometers
Given:
Rate = 60kph
time = 2 hours
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nce = Rate * Time
= 60 km/hour * 2 hours
= 120 km
Speed = Distance/Time = 60km/1.5h = 40 km per hour
(60 divided by 2) kph
Time = Distance/Speed = 30 km/60km per hour = 1/2 hour or 30 minutes
We always calculate distance by multipying the speed by time. ex: I travelled in 10 min at the speed of 60km/h , so the distance equals to 60 times 10 which equals to 600 km....
Time = distance / speed = 8 km / 60 kmh-1 = 8/60 hours = 8/60 * 60 minutes = 8 minutes
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To calculate the distance traveled by the car in 4 hours at a speed of 60 km/h, you would use the formula: distance = speed × time. So, distance = 60 km/h × 4 hours = 240 km. Therefore, the car traveled 240 kilometers in 4 hours at a speed of 60 km/h.
Speed = Distance/Time = 60km/1.5h = 40 km per hour
Time = Distance/Speed = 60/50 = 1.2 hours = 1 hour 12 minutes.
Well, honey, if you were cruising at 120km/h for 30 minutes, you would have traveled 60 kilometers. It's simple math, darling. Just multiply your speed by the time, and there you have it - a straight shot of distance covered. Keep on truckin', speed racer!
Average speed equals distance divided by time (speed = distance/time) Therefore the car travels 600km in 10hours so 600/10 equals 60km/h. 60km/h is equal to: 60000metres per hour 1 km per minute 50/3 metres per second
(60 divided by 2) kph
Time = Distance/Speed = 30 km/60km per hour = 1/2 hour or 30 minutes
We always calculate distance by multipying the speed by time. ex: I travelled in 10 min at the speed of 60km/h , so the distance equals to 60 times 10 which equals to 600 km....
Time = distance / speed = 8 km / 60 kmh-1 = 8/60 hours = 8/60 * 60 minutes = 8 minutes
Well, as it implies you can cover 60 km per hour driving at the speed of 60km. So if you drove for two hours, you could go 120 km.
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