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Answer:

6km/h

Explanation:


speed \: = (distance)/(time) \\ 50m \: = 0.5km \\ 30s \: = 0.0833333 \: hours


speed \: = (0.5)/(0.0833333) \\ speed \: = 6.0

User Foxy
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Answer:

6 km/h

Explanation:

Solution,

Distance travelled = 50 m

Time taken = 30 second

Let's find the speed in meter/ second

Speed =
(distance \: travelled \: )/(time \: taken)

plug the values


= (50)/(30)


= (5)/(3 \: ) \: meter \: per \: second

Now,Let's find the speed in km/ hour


(5)/(3) * (3600)/(1000)

Reduce the numbers with G.C.F 3


5 * (1200)/(1000)

Reduce the numbers with GCF 5


(1200)/(200)

Reduce the fraction with 200


6 \: kilometer \: per \: hour

Hope this helps..

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