Question

Help, math problem!!
If a video is 1 hour long and I put it at 1.25 speed, how long will it take me to watch the whole video?

Answer 1

I think the question is confusing. What kind of speed is that

Answer 2

1.25 x the original speed.

Answer 3

Still doesn't make any sense.
The unit needs to be known at least. And we can't use physics laws. But I bet we can use linear change
Quite clear that the rate is 1.25
So
1.25x = 1
X = 0.8

Answer 4

Again the question is in a huge lack of sense

Answer 5

What do you mean it is a huge lack of sense, it is pretty clear to me. Haven't you watched a youtube video? The video plays 1.25 times faster.

Answer 6

Also, this has nothing to do with physics, so I don't know why you are bringing it up.

Answer 7

Right if so then as I solved. Linear change. I brought physics cuz thought u might wanna solve by the law
S= D/T
But we don't have distance

Answer 8

And it doesn't make sense because u can't watch a video at that rate.

Answer 9

it will take 48 minutes to what the whole video

Answer 10

according to my calculator

Answer 11

Anyways. As I solved 0.8 hrs would be the time needed

Answer 12

@Will.H facepalm

Answer 13

@slickster256 can you tell me what you entered in your calculator?

Answer 14

60 /1.25

Answer 15

i did it wrong i think but im not sure

Answer 16

No u did it right. It's just that u converted the process to mins

Answer 17

ok so his answer is 48 simple