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1 June, 05:53

What's the velocity of a bike ride taking 45 mins over a distance of 4km

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  1. 1 June, 08:12
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    The speed of the ride is

    Speed = (distance covered) / (time to cover the distance)

    Speed = (4,000 m) / (45 min)

    Speed = 88.89 m/s

    Speed = 1.481 m/s

    Speed = 5.333 km/hr

    There's not enough information given in the question to calculate the velocity of the ride. For example ...

    - - If the ride was completely in a straight line, then the velocity would be exactly equal to the speed.

    - - If the rider went 2km from his house and then 2km back home again, his velocity for the whole ride would be zero.

    We just don't know from the information given.
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