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31. A car travels 30 km at a uniform speed of 40 km/h and the next 30 km at a uniform speed of 20 km/h.
Find its average speed.​

Answers

Answered by anushka3053
1

ANSWER

The total time for the journey is given as,

t=

v

1

d

1

+

v

2

d

2

=

40

30

+

20

30

=2.25hour

The average speed is given as,

v

avg

=

t

d

1

+d

2

=

2.25

30+30

=26.67km/h

Thus, the average speed of the car is 26.67km/h.

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Answered by Ajaiy
1

Answer:

Explanation:

If an object has uniform motion, the speed is :

Speed = Distance/Time

The distance is 30 Km + 30 Km = 60 Km

To find the time, we need to modify the equation for speed.

Speed = Distance/Time

= Time = Distance/Speed

As there are two speeds, we will use Time = Distance/ Speed 1 + Speed 2

Using the values, the equation will be:

= Time = 60 km / 40 + 20 Km/h

= Time = 60 Km / 60 Km/h

= Time = (60 Km / 1 Km) / (60 Km/h  /  1 km)

After cancelling Kilometers with Kilometers,

= Time = 60 / (60 / 1 h)

= Time = 1 h

After using the values in the formula for average speed,

Speed = 60 Km/h

One way to check this is to find the value for the time taken.

Time = Distance/Speed

= 60 Km  /  60 Km/h

= 1 hr

I hope this helps you understand.

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