A car covers 30km at a uniform speed of 30km/hr. What should be its speed for next 90km if the average speed for the entire journey is 60km/hr?
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first of all....
d1=30 km
s1=30 km/hr
t1=d/s=30/30=1 hr
now ,the total distance=30 km+ 90 km= 120 km
total time =t1+t2=1+t2
avg speed=total distance/total time
60=120/t1+t2
60+60t2=120
60t2=120-60
60t2=60
t2=60/60
t2=1 hr
case 2=
d2=90 km/hr
t2=1 hr
s2=d/t=90/1=90 km/hr
d1=30 km
s1=30 km/hr
t1=d/s=30/30=1 hr
now ,the total distance=30 km+ 90 km= 120 km
total time =t1+t2=1+t2
avg speed=total distance/total time
60=120/t1+t2
60+60t2=120
60t2=120-60
60t2=60
t2=60/60
t2=1 hr
case 2=
d2=90 km/hr
t2=1 hr
s2=d/t=90/1=90 km/hr
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