Math, asked by roy389, 1 year ago

a bus cover 160 km at a speed of 80 km per hour and the next 200 km at a speed of 50 km per hour find the average speed of the bus for whole journey​

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Answered by Anonymous
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so on the first journey

V_1 = \frac{distance}{time}

80 = \frac{160}{time}

time = \frac{160}{80}

time = 2 \: hours

on the second journey

V_2 = \frac{distance}{time}

50 = \frac{200}{time}

time = \frac{200}{50}

time = 4 \: hours

so average speed
= \frac{total \: distance}{ total \:time \:taken}

= \frac{200+160}{4+2}

v_{average} = \frac{360}{6}

v_{average} = 6ms^-1

DarkFrost: I think it is wrong
DarkFrost: Avg spd=avg distance/avg time but you take avg speed in position of time and correct answer is 1 m/s
Anonymous: sorry for the fault
Anonymous: i have edited the answer and answer is 6m/s
DarkFrost: No problem
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