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I’m still really confused on how to actually calculate it

I’m still really confused on how to actually calculate it-example-1

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Question 6:

Given information:

Distance travelled by bus,


s=10100\text{ m}

Average velocity of the bus,


v=5.6\text{ m/s}

We need to find the time taken by bus to reach school. Let t be the time taken by bus to reach school. The velocity of the bus is given as,


v=(s)/(t)

The expression for the time is given as,


t=(s)/(v)

Substituting all known values,


\begin{gathered} t=\frac{10100\text{ m}}{5.6\text{ m/s}} \\ \approx1804\text{ s} \\ \approx30\text{ min 4 sec} \end{gathered}

Therefore, the bus required 30 min 4 sec to reach school.

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