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You need to emmorize the following equation:
Distance equals velocity times Time, or d=vt. You are told that the distance is d=4 Km and that the velocity is v=8 Km/Hr. So substituting these values into the above equation gives: 4 Km = 8 Km/Hr x t Now - what value of t satisfies this equation? |
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