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A bird flies 6 km towards east, and then flies 8 km towards north. If the magnitude of its average velocity for the entire motion is 15 m/s, find its average speed during this period.

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Answered by saniya141wilson
3

21 m/s

Explanation:

here displacement = sqrt( 8^2+6^2)=10

time taken= 10/15=2/3 s

average speed=distance travelled / time taken

distance travelled= 6+8=14 m

avg speed= 14/(2/3)=14*3/2=21 m/s

Answered by smartasjake
0

Answer: 21 m/s

Explanation:

1) First, lets calculate the displacement of the bird, which can be x

6 square + 8 square = x square

which is, 36 + 64 = x^2 = 100

        displacement  = 10km = 10,000m

2) We know the avg velocity is 15m/s, and we know the displacement

    with this, we can find the time

Time = Displacement / AVG velocity

Time = 10,000            / 15
          This value has way too much decimal points and is hard to find,

          hence we will use the fraction form, "10,000/15"

3) Now we know everything to find the average speed

    avg speed = distance / time

    (distance = 8km + 6km = 14km or 14,000m)

    avg speed =  14000 / (10000/15)
    we can write this as,

     avg speed =   14000 * 15 / 10000

                        = 21 m/s

 answer: 21m/s

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