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2 years ago

A train travels 55 km south along a straight track in 34 minutes. What is the train's average velocity in kilometers per hour?

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Hopefully I’m not late and I apologize if I am, but the answer to your question would be 95.6 km/hr. You know you can look up your question as well to see if they already have a answer to that so you won’t waste your points.

g100num [7]2 years ago

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Answer: v = 96.5 km/h

Explanation: Solve this problem using the following equation:

v= d/t

First convert t in minutes into hours

34 mins x 1 hour / 60 mins

= 0.57 h

Substitute the values

v = 55 km / 0.57 h

= 96.5 km/h

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