A car completes the journey A to B at a constant speed of 20km/hr and covers the return journey from B to A at a constant speed of 30km/hr. The average speed for the total journey from A to B and back is
1. 24km/hr
2. √600km/hr
3. 25km/hr
4. 50km/hr
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First we have to find the sum of reciprocals of speeds.
1/20 + 1/30
= (2+3)/60
= 5/60
(By harmonic mean)
Now average speed =
2 ÷ 5/60
= 2 x 60/5
= 2 x 12
= 24 km/hr
Correct option A
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1/20 + 1/30
= (2+3)/60
= 5/60
(By harmonic mean)
Now average speed =
2 ÷ 5/60
= 2 x 60/5
= 2 x 12
= 24 km/hr
Correct option A
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Meww:
The correct answer is 24km/hr
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Given that
complete journey speed=20km/h
and return journey speed 30km/h
firstly we have find reciprocal speed
=1/20 + 1/30
we have find lcm 20 and 30
So
=2+3/60
= 5/60
Now we find average speed
we know that
avarage speed=total distance/elasped time
=2/5/60
=2×60/5
=2×12
=24
avarage speed = 24km/h
complete journey speed=20km/h
and return journey speed 30km/h
firstly we have find reciprocal speed
=1/20 + 1/30
we have find lcm 20 and 30
So
=2+3/60
= 5/60
Now we find average speed
we know that
avarage speed=total distance/elasped time
=2/5/60
=2×60/5
=2×12
=24
avarage speed = 24km/h
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