General Knowledge: It is good to bear in mind the following equations: Average Distance = Average Speed * Average Time Average Speed = Average Distance / Average Speed Average Speed = Average Distance / Average Time The Problem: A bus travels at an average speed of 32kph. It travels a distance of 56km from Liverpool to Manchester. How long does the journey take? Use the formula: Time = Distance / Speed Hence: 56/32 = 1.75 = 1 hour and (0.75 * 60) 45 minutes
A bus travels at an average speed of 32kph. It travels a distance of 56km from Liverpool to Manchester. How long does the journey take?
Distance = Rate * Time
or, in this case
Time = Distance/Rate
Time = 56 km/32 kph
Time = 1.75 hours
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or, in this case
Time = Distance/Rate
Time = 56 km/32 kph
Time = 1.75 hours
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Distance=speed/time this will b time=speed/distance
time=56/32=1.75hrs
time=56/32=1.75hrs
56/32 = 1.75hrs
1.75 * 60= 1hour 45minutes or 105minutes
1.75 * 60= 1hour 45minutes or 105minutes