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Question #a6c78

Answer 1

See below...

Explanation:

We can link speed, distance and time with the following formula

distance = speed `*` time

Here, speed = `(100km)/(hr)`
Time = `6 hrs`

`therefore` distance = `100 * 6 = 600 km`

The units is `km` as the hour units would cancel.

Answer 2

600km

Explanation:

`(100(km))/(hr)*6(hr)=600km`

Answer 3

`600km`

Explanation:

We need to use the distance formula here, which is

`"distance"="speed"*"time"`

Here, the speed is `100km"/"h`, and the time is `6h`.

Assuming that you were driving at a constant speed, you would go

`"distance"=100km"/"cancelh*6cancelh=600km`

Answer 4

You will go `"600 km"`.

Explanation:

`v=x/t`

`=> x=v*t`

`x ="100 km/hr" * "6 hr"`

`x = "600 km"`

Here

• `v=` velocity
• `t=` time
• `x=` distance