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A car covers 30 km at a uniform speed of 60km/h and the next 30km at a uniform speed of 40 km /h . find the total time taken .

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Answered by ItzDinu
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\bf\underline \blue {To \: \mathscr{f}ind:-} \\ we \:  need  \: to \:  find  \: Total \:  time \:  taken  \: by  \: car \:  to \:  cover  \: whole \:  journey.\\ \huge\bf\underline \green{ \mathcal{S}olution...} \\\bf\underline{\purple{Given:-}}  \\ Case 1st :- \\ ✫ Car  \: cover \:  30 km \:  with  \: a  \: uniform  \: speed \:  of \:  60km/hr. \\ we know that, \\ \huge\star \: \bf \red{time \: = \frac{distance}{speed} } \\ ⋆So, \\ Speed = 60km/hr \\ Distance = 30km \\ ↛ Time  \: taken = 30/60 \\ ↛ Time t \: aken = 1/2 hr \\ Case 2nd :- \\ After  \: that t \: he \:  car  \: covers \:  next  \: 30 \:  km \:  at  \: 40 km/hr. \\ Speed = 40km/hr \\ Distance = 30km \\ ↛ Time \:  taken = 30/40 \\ ↛ Time \:  taken = 3/4 hr \\ Total  \: time t \: aken  \: b y  \: car :- \\ = 1/2 + 3/4 \\ = (2 + 3)/4 \\ = 5/4 hr. \\ Hence, \\ Total t \: ime t \: aken  \: by  \: car = 5/4 hr

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