5. If a person travels two equal distances at 20kmph
and 30kmph respectively, what is his average speed?
A) 24
B) 25
C) 22
D) 23
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Answer:-
Let ,
The distance travelled be d km.
Given:-
The person travelled d km with a speed of 20 km/h.
We know,
Time = Distance/speed
So,
⟹ Time taken to travel d km = (d/20) hrs
Also given that,
The person again travels the same distance i.e., d km with a speed of 30 km/h.
⟹ Time taken to travel d km = (d/30) hrs
We know that,
Average speed = Total distance travelled/Total time taken.
⟹ Average speed of the person = (d + d) / (d/20 + d/30)
⟹ Average speed of the person = 2d × 60/ (3d + 2)d
⟹ Average speed of the person = 120d/5d
⟹ Average speed of the person = 24 km/hr
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- A person travels two equal distance at 20 km/h & 30 km/h respectively.
- Average speed of the person.
Let,
- That person travels x km.
Then,
➣ It is given that, the person travels 2 times the same distance, i.e. x km.
Now,
It is given that,
➣ In first time of his travel he moves at 20 km/h.
As we know that,
And,
➣ In second time of his travel he moves at 30 km/h.
As we know that,
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