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What will be the velocity of a train if it covers the distance of 30m in 3 s?
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What will be the velocity of a train if it covers the distance of 30m in 3 s?
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Velocity is distance/time, which is, in this case, 30m/3s = 10 meters per second.
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Answer:
Soln:
d=30m
t=3s
now:
v=d/t
=30/3
=10
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