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    The document provides examples of speed calculations in different units and conditions to practice determining speed, distance, and time when two variables are given. It includes calculating speed in km/h, m/s, and km/s from a particle traveling 50 km in 60 minutes. It also gives examples of finding the missing variable when two of speed, distance, or time are provided, such as calculating time from a distance of 20 km and speed of 10 m/s. The final questions involve determining average speed and distance between stations given the train's speed and departure/arrival times.

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    The document provides examples of speed calculations in different units and conditions to practice determining speed, distance, and time when two variables are given. It includes calculating speed in km/h, m/s, and km/s from a particle traveling 50 km in 60 minutes. It also gives examples of finding the missing variable when two of speed, distance, or time are provided, such as calculating time from a distance of 20 km and speed of 10 m/s. The final questions involve determining average speed and distance between stations given the train's speed and departure/arrival times.

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    The 4th Daily Test Preparation

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    GORGA JOSUA CHRISVANDOLI SIAHAAN
    The document provides examples of speed calculations in different units and conditions to practice determining speed, distance, and time when two variables are given. It includes calculating speed in km/h, m/s, and km/s from a particle traveling 50 km in 60 minutes. It also gives examples of finding the missing variable when two of speed, distance, or time are provided, such as calculating time from a distance of 20 km and speed of 10 m/s. The final questions involve determining average speed and distance between stations given the train's speed and departure/arrival times.

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    The 4th Daily Test Preparation

    The Concept Of Speed


    1. A particle travels 50 km in 60 minutes. Find the speed of the particle in
    a. km/h
    b. m/s
    c. km/s

    2. Find the missing infromation from the following (Show your steps):
    a. Distance : 20 km
    Speed : 10 m/s d. Distance : 40 m
    Time :…s Time : 2400 s
    Speed : … cm/min
    b. Time : 1.5 hour
    Speed : 90 km/h e. Speed : 90 km/h
    Distance :…m Time : 30 minutes
    Distance : … mm
    c. Distance : 1500 m
    Time : 30 s
    Speed : … km/h

    3. Determine the average speed in km/h!

    f. 1st condition : Speed = 25 km/s, Distance = 50 km,


    2nd condition : Speed = 40 m/s, , Time = 0.5 s

    g. 1st condition : Speed = 75 m/h, , Time = 0.5 s


    2nd condition : Distance = 60 km , Time = 1 s

    4. A high-speed train travles at a speed of 350 km/h. If the train sets off from Station A at 12:24
    PM, and reaches Station B at 03:12 PM. Find the distance between the two stations, give your
    answer in meter.

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