3 years ago

¿Cuánto tiempo tardaré en completar la distancia de una maratón 89.66km si corro a una velocidad media de 756.66km\h?

Physics

1 answer:

yulyashka [42]3 years ago

8 0

Answer:

7 minutes / 7 minutos

No hablo español pero....

el solucion es

Explanation:

por explanacion :

tiempo, t = ?

distancia, d =89.66km

velocidad, v =756.66 km/h

v = d/t

vt = d

t = d/v

t = 89.66/756.66

= 0.12 hours/horas

tiempo en minutos = 0.12 × 60

= 7 minutos / minutes

Espero que yo tu ayuda.

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