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A boy runs for 20 min at a uniform speed of 20km/he at what speed should he run in next 40 min so that the average speed is 24 km

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Answered by deepsen640
59

Answer:

4 km/h

Explanation:

given that,

A boy runs for 20 min at a uniform speed of 20km/h

20 minutes = 20 × 1/60 h

1/3 hrs

here,

speed = 20 km/h = initial speed

time = 1/3 h

also given

the average speed of the boy = 24 km/h

and time left to cover = 40 minutes

40 minutes = 40/60 h

= 2/3 h

let the final speed of the boy be v

now,

we have,

initial speed(u) = 20 km/h

final speed = v

total time taken = 1/3 + 2/3

= 3/3 = 1 h

average speed = 24 km

we know that,

average speed<v> = (v + u)/t

= final speed + initial speed /total time taken.

putting the values

24 = (v + 20)/1

v + 20 = 24

v = 24 - 20

v = 4 km/h

final velocity = 4 km/h

so,

the boy have to run at the rate of

4 km/h

Answered by ILLIgalAttitude
57

Answer:

4 km/h

Explanation:

here given,

initial speed(u) = 20 km/h

time taken = 20 minutes

final speed = v

time taken = 40 minutes

so,

total time taken = 20 + 40

= 60 minutes = 1 hour

average speed<v> = 24

<v> = (v + u) /t

24 = (v + 20)/1

24 = v + 20

v = 24 - 20

v = 4 km/h

so,

his final speed that he should cover for a average speed of 24 km = 4 km/h

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