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A bus covers the first half of a certain distance woth speed v1 and the second half with a speed v2.The average speed during the while journey is

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Given,
Bus covers the first half of a certain distance woth speed v1 and the second half with a speed v2.

Let the total distance covered by the bus be 'x'.

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-1}}}
Find the Time taken by the bus to cover first half of total distance 'x'

Distance covered by the bus = \frac{x}{2}

Speed of the bus = V_{1}

We have,
time\: taken= \dfrac{Distance\: Covered}{Speed}

So, the time taken to cover first half of distance 'x' is given by

t_{1} = \dfrac{(\frac{x}{2})}{V_{1}}

\implies t_{1} = \dfrac{x}{2V_{1}}

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-1}}}
Find the Time taken by the bus to cover second half of total distance 'x'

Distance covered by the bus = \frac{x}{2}

Speed of the bus = V_{2}

We have,
time \: taken= \dfrac{Distance\: Covered}{Speed}

So, the time taken to cover second half of distance 'x' is given by

t_{1} = \dfrac{(\frac{x}{2})}{V_{2}}

\implies t_{1} = \dfrac{x}{2V_{2}}

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-3}}}
Find the Average speed of the bus during the whole Journey

We have,
 Average\: speed = \dfrac{Total\: distance\: covered}{Total\: time\: taken}

 Average\: speed = \dfrac{x}{t_{1}+t_{2}}

Substituting t_{1} and t_{2}

\implies Average\: speed = \dfrac{x}{(\frac{x}{2V_{1}})+(\frac{x}{2V_{2}})}

\implies Average\: Speed = \dfrac{x}{(\frac{xV_{1}+xV_{2}}{2V_{1}V_{2}})}}

\implies Average\: speed = \dfrac{x}{(\frac{x(V_{1}+V{2})}{2V_{1}V_{2}})}

\implies Average\: speed = \dfrac{1}{(\frac{V_{1}+V{2}}{2V_{1}V_{2}})}

\implies Average\: speed = \dfrac{2V_{1}V_{2}}{V_{1}+V{2}}

Therefore,

Average speed of the bus during the whole Journey is  \dfrac{2V_{1}V_{2}}{V_{1}+V{2}}

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