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a car covers a distance of 300 km with a speed of 60 km/h and then covers a distance of 450 km with a speed of 90 km/h.Calculate the average speed​

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Answered by SoulfulStrings
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\;\;{\textbf{\textsf{ AnswEr  :-}}}  \\

 \small\boxed{\bf{\purple{Average \ speed = \  75km/hr}}}

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\;\;{\textbf{\textsf{ Given  :-}}}  \\

◕ A car covers a distance of 300 km with a speed of 60 km/h and then covers a distance of 450 km with a speed of 90 km/h.

\;\;{\textbf{\textsf{ To \ find :-}}}  \\

◕ Average speed

\;\;{\textbf{\textsf{ Solution  :-}}}  \\

As we know that,

:\implies \bf{Speed = \dfrac{{Distance}}{{Time}}}

 :\implies \bf{60 = \dfrac{{300}}{{Time}}}

 :\implies \bf{Time = \dfrac{{300}}{{60}}}

 :\implies \bf{ Time={{5 \: hrs}}}

  :\implies \small\boxed{\bf{\pink{T1 = 5 hrs}}}

 \sf \: Again \: ,

 :\implies \bf{Speed = \dfrac{{Distance}}{{Time}}}

  :\implies \bf{90 = \dfrac{{450}}{{Time}}}

  :\implies \bf{Time = \dfrac{{450}}{{90}}}

  :\implies \bf{ Time={{5 \: hrs}}}

 :\implies \small\boxed{\bf{\pink{T2 = 5 hrs}}}

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  \bf{⇢ Average \:  \: speed  = \dfrac{{Average \:  speed}}{{Total \:   \: time  \: taken}}}

  \bf{⇢ Average \:  \: speed  =300 \:  +  \:  \dfrac{{450}}{{5}}} \:  +  \: 5

 \bf{⇢ Average \:  \: speed   \:  \:  = \dfrac{{750}}{{10}}}

  :\implies \small\boxed{\bf{\purple{Average \:  \:  speed = 75km/hr}}}

 \sf \: ∴ \: Hence,  \: the  \: average \:  speed \:  is \:  75km/hr.


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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\bf{Answer :}

Average speed of the car = 75 km/ h ✓

\huge\bf{Concept :}

  • Here, we're asked to find the average speed of the car. Two situations are given according to which, we'll find the average speed.
  • Firstly, we'll find the time taken by the car going through first situation and then find the time taken of car going from second situation.
  • After finding both the time periods, we'll calculate the total average speed of the cars, because without both the time periods, we cannot find the average speed.
  • We'll find the speed of the car from the relationship between distance, speed and time.

Let's solve the problem.

\huge\bf{Given :}

A) In the first situation :-

  • Distance covered = 300 Km
  • Speed of the car = 60 Km/h

B) In the second situation :-

  • Distance covered = 450 Km
  • Speed of the car = 90 Km/h

To find :

  • Average speed of the car.

\huge\bf{Explanation :}

☆ In the first situation,

Distance ( d ) = 300 Km

Speed of the ( s ) = 60 Km/h

∴ We'll find the time taken from the formula of speed.

Speed = Distance / Time

⇒ 60 = 360 / Time

⇒ Time ( t ) = 5 Hours ------(i)

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☆ In the second situation,

Distance ( d¹ ) = 450 Km

Speed of the car ( s¹ ) = 90 Km/h

Speed = Distance / Time

⇒ 90 = 450 / Time

Time ( t¹ ) = 5 hours --------(ii)

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Now, we'll find the average speed :-

Average speed = Total speed / Total time taken

⇒ 300+450 / 5 + 5

⇒ 750 / 10 = 75 Km / hour ✔️

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