Physics, asked by nanu33, 1 year ago

a car covers a distance of 60 km in 3 hours however for the first 40 km a travel 16 km per hour at what speed must travel for the rest of the distance

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Answered by ananya071
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hey friend,

Distance=60km
Time=3 hours

Average Speed of journey=Distance / time = 60/3=20 km/hr

In first 40km, he travels at a speed of 16 km/hr

Time taken by him in first 40 km=distance/speed=40/16=2.5 hr

Time taken in rest of the journey=0.5 hr

speed at rest of the journey=Distance/time=20/0.5=40 km/ hr


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nanu33: can't it be 40km to 60 km to 80km instead of 60 to 40 to 20 because for the first time it travel 40 km
ananya071: hmm
Answered by brainlygirl87
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hey friend,

Distance=60km

Time=3 hours

Average Speed of journey=Distance / time = 60/3=20 km/hr

In first 40km, he travels at a speed of 16 km/hr

Time taken by him in first 40 km=distance/speed=40/16=2.5 hr

Time taken in rest of the journey=0.5 hr

speed at rest of the journey=Distance/time=20/0.5=40 km/ hr

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