Question

A car is travel with velocity of 150 km/hr east. It traveled a distance of 500 km. How long did it travel for.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

V= s / t

150 km/hr = 500 km / t

t = 500 km ÷ 150 km/hr

t = 10/3 hr (3 hrs 19 mins 49 sec)?

I'm not sure tho^^

Answer 2

`\boxed {\tt (10)/(3) \ hours}`

Step-by-step explanation:

Time can be found by dividing the distance by the velocity. Use the following formula:

`t=(d)/(v)`

The distance traveled was 500 kilometers. The velocity is 150 kilometers per hour.

`d= 500 \ km \\v= 150 \ km/hr`

`t=\frac{500 \ km} {150 \ km/hr}`

Divide. Note that the kilometers, or km, will cancel each other out.

`t=(500 \ )/(150 \ hr)`

`t=(10)/(3) \ hr`

`t=3.3333333 \ hr`

The car traveled for 10/3 or 3.3333 hours