You've told us nothing about the direction, so we have no way to describe
the velocity. All we can work with is the speed.
The speed is exactly 50 km per 2.5 hours.
We'll convert that into other units with which you may be more familiar:
-- 20 km per hour
-- 5 and 5/9 meters per second
-- 12.427 miles per hour
-- 18.227 feet per second
-- 33,404.9 furlongs per fortnight
(the last 3 figures are rounded)
The resultant velocity of a plane is 125 km/hr.
All you must do here is multiply the 1200 km by the number of hours, here 2.5. The plane went 3000 km.
1 hour, 50 minutes, 46.15 seconds
The average during that period of time is 20 km/hour west .
150 km per hour due East (or even -150 km per hour due West).
The velocity of the motorcycle traveling 25 km west in 2 hours is 12.5 km/h west. Velocity is calculated by dividing the displacement (25 km) by the time taken (2 hours).
Divide the distance traveled in kilometers by the time to travel in hours. 200 km / 4 hrs = 50 km/hr
255 km
It takes 0.41667 hours or 25 minutes to drive 50 km if you drive 120 kilometres per hour.
At 100 kph, it would take 25 hours At 50 kph, it would take 50 hours.
The velocity of an airplane that travels 500 km in 2 hours and 17 minutes is 218.97 km per hr.
25/0.75 = 331/3 km per hourThat's the truck's average speed.If it spends the entire 45 minutes heading west, thenits average velocity is 331/3 km/hr west.
If you were travelling at 25 kmh, every hour means you have travelled 25 kilometres. Therefore it would take you 2 hours to travel 50 kilometres.
False. The average acceleration is (change in velocity) / time. In this case, the velocity changed from 200 km/h to 300 km/h over a time of 2 hours, resulting in an average acceleration of (300 km/h - 200 km/h) / 2 hours = 50 km/h per hour.
50 km/hr
If the airspeed is maintained at 200 km/hour with a 50 km/hour tailwind, then the speed over ground will be 250 km/hour (resultant velocity).
If velocity is km/hr and time is in hours then acceleration will be in km/hr2