A crow leaves its nest, and flies back and forth from its nest to a nearby ditch to gather worms.
A crow leaves its nest, and flies back and forth from its nest to a nearby ditch to gather worms. The distance between the nest and the ditch is 400 meters. In one and a half hours, the crow manages to bring worms to its nest 15 times. What is the speed of the crow in kilometers per hour?
Answer/Solution
8
Steps/Work
The distance between the nest and the ditch is 400 meters.
15 times mean = A crow leaves its nest, and flies back ( going and coming back) i.e. 2 times we get total 30 rounds.
So the distance is 30 * 400 = 12000.
D = ST
12000/1.5 = T , I think we can take 12000 meters as 12km, then only we get T = 8.( 1000 meters = 1 km)
D)
15 times mean = A crow leaves its nest, and flies back ( going and coming back) i.e. 2 times we get total 30 rounds.
So the distance is 30 * 400 = 12000.
D = ST
12000/1.5 = T , I think we can take 12000 meters as 12km, then only we get T = 8.( 1000 meters = 1 km)
D)