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Calculate the speed that a cyclist has traveled if he has traveled a stage of 50 km in 6 and a half hours​
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Calculate the speed that a cyclist has traveled if he has traveled a stage of 50 km in 6 and a half hours​

User Umer Abbas
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Answer:

Formula

  • V = D/T

Resolve:

  • V = 50km / 6.5h
  • V = 325km/h

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User Yan Yi
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Hello..!

We first apply the data to the problem.

Data:

  • D = 50km
  • T = 6.5 hrs
  • V = ?

Then, we apply the formula that is.

formula that is.Formula:

  • V = D/T

Finally we develop the problem.

Developing:

  • V = 50km / 6.5h
  • V = 325km/h

Therefore the speed of the cyclist is 325 kilometers per hour.

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