First journey: 1 hour; second 2½ hours; third 1¼ hours and fourth 2 hours. Total 400 miles in 6¾ hours = 59¼ mph, (actually 59.259259)
To work it out, you have to bear in mind that each time you travel 100 miles. If it is going a hundred miles per hour, it will take an hour. All you have to do is alter the speed so it goes to a hundred for example: If you double 40 you will get 80 which takes two hours but still doesn't reach a hundred miles. The, as you need 20 more, you half 40 and add it on bringing the total time to 2 and a half hours.
Average speed = d/t (distance covered in some period of time) divided by (the length of time to cover it)
Math.
Average speed = Distance travelled/Time spent = 300/6 = 50 km per hour.
variance - covariance - how to calculate and its uses
They are related through the formula distance = time x velocity (assuming constant velocity).
Average speed = d/t (distance covered in some period of time) divided by (the length of time to cover it)
Because 75% of it is covered in water.
Here is the calculation:P squared = A cubedP squared = 3.36 cubedP squared = 37.9330P = 6. 1589
To find the average speed for a trip in your car, you would calculate the total distance traveled and divide it by the total time taken. This would give you the average speed at which you traveled throughout the trip. It is important to note that this average speed may not accurately reflect your actual speed during specific parts of the trip if there were varying speeds or stops.
distance covered flying speed of trip down the chimney
distance covered flying speed of trip down the chimney
Assume any distance. The calculation is the same for any distance, so you can either assume a distance, or use a variable such as "d" for the distance. Calculate how long the trip should take in total, and how much time you spent on the first half. Then use the remaining time for the remaining distance. For all of these calculations, the basic formula is: distance = speed x time.
Divide the distance travelled by the time taken....
Math.
Average speed = Distance travelled/Time spent = 300/6 = 50 km per hour.
variance - covariance - how to calculate and its uses
According to Kepler's law, the expression P2/a3 is approx equal to 4pi2/GM where P = period,a = average orbital distance = 0.39 AU = 58,343,169,871 metresG = universal gravitational constant = 6.67408*10^-11 m3 kg-1 s-2M = mass of the Sun = 1.989*1030 kilograms.Substituting these values into the expression and solving givesP2 = 59061382597774 seconds2 which implies that P = 7685140 seconds. This equals 88.9 Earth days.