Answer: The train traveled 199.5 km
Step-by-step explanation:
We know the relationship:
Distance = Time*Speed
We know that the speed of the train was 105km/h
And we know that it leaves at 13:14, and arrives at 15:08.
Then the total amount of time that the train was traveling is:
T = (15 hours and 8 mins) - (13 hours and 14 mins)
= (15 - 13) hours and (8 - 14) mins
= 2 hours and (-6) mins.
We know that one hour has 60 minutes, then this is equal to:
T = 1 hour and 54 minutes.
But because the speed is kilometers per hour, we need to rewrite the 54 minutes in hours.
This can be done as follows:
1 hour = 60 minutes.
Then: 54 minutes = (54/60) hours = 0.9 hours.
Then:
1 hour and 54 minutes = 1.9 hours.
Now we know the speed and the time, then the distance can be calculated as:
Distance = speed*time = 105km/h*(1.9 h) = 199.5 km
The train traveled 199.5 km
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