Physics, asked by AbdullahM, 9 months ago

. A car moves on a straight road for first half time with the constant
speed of 20 m/sec. and the next half time with a constant speed of 60
m/sec, then calculate average speed.​

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Answered by shayaksaha4
0

Answer:

80 secs/m

Explanation:

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Answered by ItzDeadDeal
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Assume the total time is 60 seconds, consisting of two halves of 30 seconds each.

In the first 30 seconds,

The car travels 30 x 20=600m

In the 2nd half,

The car travels 30 x 60=1800m

Then,

1800+600/60

=2400m/60 secs

=40 m/s average

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