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Anvisha [2.4K]
1 year ago
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008 (part 3 of 4) 3.0 points

Physics
1 answer:
motikmotik1 year ago
5 0

Car A take a time of 2.55hr and car B take a time of 2.14 hr

We know that distance divide by time is speed

here it is given that car A to reach a gas station a distance 189 km from the school traveling at a speed of 74 km/hr​

so speed=distance/time

s=d/t

t=d/s

=189/74

=2.55hr

In case of car B it is given that The distance from the is 199.8km, car b is traveling at a speed of 93 km/hr  

s=d/t

t=d/s

=199.8/93

=2.14hr  

so from the above given data and the formula we solved and found out the time taken by car A is 2.55h and car B is 2.14h

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