A supersonic jet is flying west at one-third of its maximum speed. The jet's top speed is 4,500 kilometres per hour. If the jet' s velocity remains constant, how much time will it take the jet to fly 3,000 kilometres?
1 answer:
Answer:
2hrs
Explanation:
Given parameters:
Top speed of the jet = 4500km/hr
Distance = 3000km
Unknown:
Time it will take = ?
Solution:
Velocity is the displacement divided by time.
Velocity =
Time =
The jet flies at one - third its maximum speed;
So, speed of the jet = x 4500 = 1500km/hr
Time = = 2hrs
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