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A cyclist goes from a place to another and returns by the same route. He pedals
his way uni-formly with speed U while going and with speed V while returning. The
average speed of his journey is:​

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Answered by pulakmath007
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GIVEN

A cyclist goes from a place to another and returns by the same route. He pedals his way uni-formly with speed U while going and with speed V while returning

TO DETERMINE

The average speed of his journey

CALCULATION

Let the starting place is A and the destination point is B

Let s be the distance between the point

Also let the cyclist takes time t to travel from A to B and takes time T to travel from B to A

So total distance covered = s + s = 2s

Total time taken = t + T

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \:  Speed = \frac{Total \:  Distance \:  covered }{Total \:  Time \: taken}  \:

  \implies \: \displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \:  Speed = \frac{2s }{t + T}  \:

Now the cyclist pedals his way from A to B uniformly with speed U

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }t=  \frac{s}{U}

Again the cyclist pedals his way from B to S uniformly with speed V

SO

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }T = \frac{s}{V}

Hence

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \:  Speed = \frac{2s }{t + T}  \:

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }= \frac{2s }{ \frac{s}{U}  +  \frac{s}{V} }  \:

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }= \frac{2 }{ \frac{1}{U}  +  \frac{1}{V} }  \:

 \displaystyle \sf{ \: }=  \frac{2 \:  {U}  {V}  }{ {U}  +  {V} } \:

RESULT

  \boxed{ \: \displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \:  Speed = \:  \:\frac{2 \:  {U}  {V}  }{ {U}  +  {V} } \:  }

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Answered by Pallakavya
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Solution

GIVEN

A cyclist goes from a place to another and returns by the same route. He pedals his way uni-formly with speed U while going and with speed V while returning

TO DETERMINE

The average speed of his journey

CALCULATION

Let the starting place is A and the destination point is B

Let s be the distance between the point

Also let the cyclist takes time t to travel from A to B and takes time T to travel from B to A

So total distance covered = s + s = 2s

Total time taken = t + T

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \: Speed = \frac{Total \: Distance \: covered }{Total \: Time \: taken} \:AverageSpeed=

TotalTimetaken

TotalDistancecovered

\implies \: \displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \: Speed = \frac{2s }{t + T} \:⟹AverageSpeed=

t+T

2s

Now the cyclist pedals his way from A to B uniformly with speed U

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }t= \frac{s}{U}t=

U

s

Again the cyclist pedals his way from B to S uniformly with speed V

SO

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }T = \frac{s}{V}T=

V

s

Hence

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \: Speed = \frac{2s }{t + T} \:AverageSpeed=

t+T

2s

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }= \frac{2s }{ \frac{s}{U} + \frac{s}{V} } \:=

U

s

+ V

s2s

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }= \frac{2 }{ \frac{1}{U} + \frac{1}{V} } \:=U1 + V12

\displaystyle \sf{ \: }= \frac{2 \: {U} {V} }{ {U} + {V} } \:=

U+V

2UV

RESULT

\boxed{ \: \displaystyle \sf{ \: }Average \: Speed = \: \:\frac{2 \: {U} {V} }{ {U} + {V} } \: }

AverageSpeed=

U+V

2UV

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