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A plane leaves the airport at 9:15pm and travels at a speed of 560km/h. how far will it be at midnight?

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A plane leaves the airport at 9:15pm and travels at speed 560km/h then at midnight plane will be at 1540 km far away.

As given,

Plane leaves the airport at 9:15 pm

Plane travels at speed of 560 km /h

Total time = 2hour+ 45minutes

= 2hour+ (45/60)hour

= (11 /4) hour

We have

1 hour = 560 km

⇒ (11 /4)hour = (560 ×11)/4 km

= 1540 km

Therefore, a plane leaves the airport at 9:15pm and travels at speed 560km/h then at midnight plane will be at 1540 km far away.

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