Physics, asked by nihaalkhanna133, 11 months ago

a car covers first 50 kilometre at a uniform velocity of 45 km per hour and next 50 km with uniform speed of 90 km per hour find the average speed​

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Answered by devbhyamall
3

First find time of each part .

T=D/V

T1=50/45 =10/9

T2= 50/90=5/9

total distance

=(50+50) =¹00

Total time (10/9 + 5/9)

= 15/9 = 5/3

AV= 100/ 5/3

=100*3/5. =20*3 = 60km/hr

Answered by Anonymous
78

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\sf\huge\orange{Case\:one}

\Longrightarrow The distance covered here = 50 km

\Longrightarrow The velocity / speed = 45 km / h

\Longrightarrow The time taken = \huge\frac{Distance}{Speed}

\Longrightarrow\:\dfrac{50}{45}

\Longrightarrow\:\dfrac{10}{9} hours

\sf\huge\purple{Case\:second}

\Longrightarrow The distance covered here = 50 km

\Longrightarrow The velocity / speed = 90 km / h

\Longrightarrow The time taken = \huge\frac{Distance}{Speed}

\Longrightarrow\:\dfrac{50}{90}

\Longrightarrow\:\dfrac{5}{9} hours

Average velocity = \frac{Total\: distance\:covered}{Total\:Time\:Taken}

\implies\:\frac{50\:+\:50}{\frac{10}{9}\:+\:\frac{5}{9}}

\implies\:\frac{100}{\frac{15}{9}}

\implies\:\frac{100\:\times\:9}{15}

\implies 60 km / h

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