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masha68 [24]
3 years ago
9

A space shuttle travels at the rate of 3,094 miles per hour to reach its orbit at a height of 300 km from Earth. If 1 kilometer

equals 0.62 miles, which of these conclusions is correct about the space shuttle?
It reaches its orbit in about 4 minutes.
It reaches its orbit in about 30 minutes.
After 5 minutes, it is 60 kilometers away from its orbit.
After 10 minutes, it is 60 kilometers away from its orb
Biology
2 answers:
UkoKoshka [18]3 years ago
7 0
After 10 min it is 60 kilometers from its destination
solniwko [45]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Option A, It reaches its orbit in about 4 minutes.

Explanation:

The speed with which the space shuttle moves = 3094 miles per hour.

The distance to which this space shuttle has to move is 300 kilometers

Given

1 KM = 0.62 miles

So 300KM = 0.62 * 300 = 186 miles

Lets explore each option one by one

Option D-

So, the distance covered by space shuttle in 10 minutes is equal to

3094 * \frac{10}{60} \\= 515 miles\\

hence , option D is incorrect

Option C -

the distance covered by space shuttle in 5 minutes is equal to

3094 * \frac{5}{60} \\= 257 \\miles

hence , option C is incorrect

Option B-

Time taken by space shuttle to reach orbit at 186 miles distance

\frac{186}{\frac{3094}{60} } \\= 3.60

hence , option B is incorrect

Therefore option A is correct

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