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a boy travels from A to B With a constant speed 10 kmph and then from B to A with a speed of 20 kmph. Find the average of the boy for the trip

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Answered by itzsehaj
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QUESTION:-

A boy travels from A to B With a constant speed 10 kmph and then from B to A with a speed of 20 kmph. Find the average of the boy for the trip

GIVEN:-

A boy travels A to B with a constant speed 10 km\h and then from B to A with a speed of 20 km\h.

TO FIND:-

the average seed of the boy for the trip

FORMULA USED:-

Distance = Speed × Time

SOLUTION:-

10 km/hr ->

A_B

<--20 km/hr

Let the distance from A to B be X km

The speed of the boy travels A to B = 10 km/hr

We know that

Distance = Speed × Time

= Time = Distance / Speed

= Time taken for traveling from A to B

= X/10 hr.

And

The speed of the boy travels B to A = 20 km/hr

Time taken for traveling from B to A

= X/20 hr

Total distance travelled by the boy

= Distance from A to B + Distance from B to A

= X+X = 2X km

Total time taken for travelling = (X/10)+(X/20)

LCM of 10 and 20 = 20

= (2X+X)/20

= 3X/20 hr

Now , The average speed of the boy

=  Total distance / Total time

= 2X/(3X/20)

=  2X×(20/3X)

=  (2X×20)/(3X)

=  40X/3X

=  40/3 km /hr

=  13 1/3 km/hr

Hence, The average speed of the boy in the trip is 40/3 km/hr or 13 1/3 km/hour

                Hope it helps :D

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