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What is the velocity of a bus that travels 310 km south in 5 hours
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What is the velocity of a bus that travels 310 km south in 5 hours

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Explanation:

Velocity/Speed = Distance covered/Time taken

= 310/5

= 62Km/hr

User Memoselyk
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Answer:

1550

310 x 5 = 1550

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