This math topic focuses on applying the concepts of speed, distance, and time to calculate arrival times in real-world scenarios. Students use the formula \( \text{Time} = \frac{\text{Distance}}{\text{Speed}} \) to compute travel duration and then convert this duration to clock times. The problems center around determining when vehicles, driving at given speeds for certain distances, arrive at their destinations, starting from specified times. Each question requires adding the calculated travel time to the starting time to find the final clock time of arrival.
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A car starts at 2:30 and drives at 40km/hr for 100km. What time does it arrive?