Physics, asked by ashachouhan1983, 7 months ago

a car covers 1st half of distance with 40 km per hour and 2nd half with 60 km per hour then calculate average speed​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • Car covers 1st half distance with the speed of 40km/h
  • And 2nd half distance with the speed of 60km/h

Find:

  • Average speed of the car

Solution:

Let, total distance be s metre

So, Half Distance = s/2 metre

For f1st half distance

we, know that

  \boxed{\sf Time_{1} =  \dfrac{Distance}{Speed}}

where,

  • Distance = s/2 m
  • Speed = 40km/h

So,

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{1} = \dfrac{Distance}{Speed} \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{1} = \dfrac{ \dfrac{s}{2} }{40} \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{1} = \dfrac{s}{2} \times  \dfrac{1}{40}  \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{1} =  \dfrac{s}{80}  \\  \\

  \therefore\sf Time \: for \: f1st \: half \: distance=  \dfrac{s}{80}  \\  \\

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Now, for 2nd Half Distance

Again, using

  \boxed{\sf Time_{2} =  \dfrac{Distance}{Speed}}

where,

  • Distance = s/2 m
  • Speed = 60km/h

So,

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{2} = \dfrac{Distance}{Speed} \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{2} = \dfrac{ \dfrac{s}{2} }{60} \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{2} = \dfrac{s}{2} \times  \dfrac{1}{60}  \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Time_{2} =  \dfrac{s}{120}  \\  \\

  \therefore\sf Time \: for \: 2nd \: half \: distance=  \dfrac{s}{120}  \\  \\

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Now, we know that

  \boxed{\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{Total \: Distance}{Total \:  Time }}

where,

  • Total Distance = s/2 + s/2
  • Total Time = s/80 + s/120

So,

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{Total \: Distance}{Total \:  Time } \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{ \dfrac{s}{2} +  \dfrac{s}{2}  }{ \dfrac{s}{80} +  \dfrac{s}{120} } \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{ \dfrac{s + s}{2}  }{ \dfrac{3s + 2s}{240}} \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{ \dfrac{2s}{2}  }{ \dfrac{5s}{240}} \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{2s}{2} \times  \dfrac{240}{5s}  \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  s \times  \dfrac{48}{s}  \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  \dfrac{48s}{s}  \\  \\

  \dashrightarrow\sf Average \:  Speed  =  48km/h \\  \\

 \large{\therefore \pink{\sf Average \:  Speed  \: of \: the \: car \: will \: be \:   48km/h}}

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