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Likurg_2 [28]
3 years ago
6

Fernando vai à pé pra escola. Todos os dias ele sai as 6:30 e chega na escola as 6:55. Nisso ele percorre 2km. Na volta pra casa

ele percorre 2,5km pois passa na padaria e gasta 40min pra chegar em casa. Sabendo que a aula comeca as 7h e termina as 11:30 calcule o deslocamento de Fernando para ir para escola e voltar para casa
Physics
1 answer:
alexgriva [62]3 years ago
5 0
<span>Como sabemos a quantidade de tempo que leva a Fernando para chegar à escola, quando sua classe começa e termina, e quanto tempo leva para chegar em casa, podemos resolver quanto tempo Fernando estava longe de casa. O que fiz primeiro foi adicionar os 40 minutos que levou Fernando para chegar em casa às 11:30 e chegou às 12:10. Foi quando Fernando chegou em casa, então tudo o que precisamos fazer agora é fator em 6:30 e descubra quanto tempo ele estava fora da casa. Eu fiz isso contando as horas e subtraindo os minutos extras. O tempo que Fernando acabou é de 5 horas e 40 minutos.</span>
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