In the question, we are given with speed of a car and the distance it have to travel.
Given:
- Speed of the car = 40 km/hr.
- Distance to travel = 60 km
So, we can say that in 1 hour, the car can travel 40 km. And we have to find the time taken by the car to travel 60 km.
This can be easily done by using the Speed, Distance and Time formula which says:

So, let's solve by using this formula.
⇛ s = v × t
⇛ 60 km = 40 km/hr × t
⇛ t = 60 km / 40 km/hr
⇛ t = 3/2 hr.
⇛ t = 90 mins or 1 1/2 hours
So, time the car will take to travel 60 km:

And we are done !!
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End answer is five hundred and 6
There are 5 data values.
Mean = (22 + 37 + 49 + 15 + 83) / 5 = 41.2
Answer:
1.49 hrs or 1 hr and 30 minutes approximately
Step-by-step explanation:
if fran go 2.8m up then the river flow at a rate of 0.8m; the since we are taking the speed of fran and river to be constant. the ratio between their speed will always remain constant. that is if 0.8/2.8 = 0.286≈ this will be always constant.
so if he go up 4m then the horizontal length has to be 1.143 because 1.143/4 = 0.286.
now we find the distance between frans initial positon and final position. to find it we use pythagoras theorem.

to find the time divide distance traveled by speed;
4.160/2.8 = 1.49 hrs