Physics, asked by jaisrinivasans, 25 days ago

A bus covers a distance of 30 km during the first hour of its motion, 40 km during the second hour of its motion and 26 km during the third hour of its motion. Calculate the average speed and velocity.

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Answered by SPOIDYMN
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Answer:

average speed = distance/ time

distance = (30 + 40 + 26) km = 96 km

time 3 hr

average speed 96 km/3 hr = 32 km/hr

average velocity = displacement/ time

From the given information, the motion appears in straight line

without changing any direction.

hence displacement and distance are equal

Hence average velocity 32 km/hr

Answered by dsk75
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Answer:

average speed = average velocity = 32 kmph

Explanation:

average speed = (total distance travelled)/(total time taken)

total distance travelled = 30+40+26 = 9km

total time taken = 1+1+1 = 3 hours

∴ average speed =  (total distance travelled)/(total time taken) = 96/3

                            = 32 kmph

∵ directions were not mentioned, it was to be considered that bus travels in a straight line part in same direction

in such case, average velocity = average speed

⇒ average velocity = 32 kmph

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