Physics, asked by opnibba226, 9 months ago

A boy jogs from one end A to the other end B of a straight 300m road in 2min 30sec and then turns back and jogs 100m back to point C in another 1min. Calculate boy's average speed and average velocity (a) during first 2min 30sec (b) during the whole journey

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Answered by venkatakshayg
11

A.AVERAGE SPEED=TOTAL DISTANCE COVERED / TOTAL TIME TAKEN.

DURING FIRST 2MIN30SEC

S=300M

T=2 MIN 30 SEC=150 SEC

V=S/T

V=300/150

V=2M/S

B.DURING THE WHOLE JOURNEY

AVERAGE SPEED=TOTAL DISTANCES COVERED/TOTAL TIME INTERVALS

S1=300M

S2=100M

T1=150 SEC

T2=60 SEC

V=S1+S2/T1+T2

V=400/210

V=1.9M/S

A.AVERAGE VELOCITY=TOTAL DISPLACEMENTS COVERED / TOTAL TIME TAKEN

V=S/T

V=300/150

V=2M/S

B.AVERAGE VELOCITY=TOTAL DISPLACEMENT/TOTAL TIME

TOTAL DISPACEMENT=300-100 [AS HE IS RETURNING 100M BACK]=200

TOTAL TIME = 150+60 = 210SEC

V=S/T

V=200/210

V=0.95M/S

Answered by Anonymous
23

a) During first 2min 30sec [From A to B]

Average Speed from A to B = (Total distance)/(Total time)

Given, Distance = 300 m and time = 2 min 30 sec = 2*60 +30 = 150 sec

Average speed = 300/150 = 2 m/s

Now,

Average velocity from A to B (AB) = Dispalcemet/Time

Average velocity = 300/150 = 2 m/s

b) During the whole journey [From A to C]

Now, total distance covered from A to C (AC) = AB + BC = 300 + 100 = 400 m

Given time = 1 min

Time taken from A to C = 150 sec + 1 min = 150 sec + 60 sec = 210sec

Average speed from A to C = (Total distance)/(Total time)

Average speed = 400/210 = 1.904 m/s

Average velocity from A to C = Displacement/time

Average velocity = (AB - BC)/time = (300 - 100)/210

= 200/210 = 0.952 m/s

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