Science, asked by abhinav646, 1 year ago

a bus covers 100 KM at uniform velocity of 50 km per hour and then next 100 KM at 75 km per hour find the average velocity of the bus​

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Answered by ahmadammarlm10
5

Hello!

average \: velocity =  \frac{total \: displacement}{total \: time}

Time = distance/speed

= 100/50

=2 hours

Time = distance/speed

=100/75

=4/3

=1.3

Hence

Avg. Velocity = 100+100/2+1.3

=

 \frac{200}{3.3}  \\  =  > 60.60

Hence average velocity = 60.60 m/s

The question has not given if the bus is travelling on a straight road or not.

In this solution, I have assumed that the bus travelling on a straight road.

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Answered by neemarautela9
1

Average velocity =Total displacement /Total time taken therefore, total displacement =(100+100)km=200km                       total time=(2+0.75)hour =2.75hour                                         so, average velocity =200/2.75km/hr         =72.7km/hr      

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