Physics, asked by sabrina765, 1 year ago

A car moves through 20 km at a speed of 40 km/h, and the next 20 km at a speed of 60

km/h. calculate its average speed.

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Answered by SujalSingh
3
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average speed of first 
distance = 20 km 
speed = 40 km/h 
time taken  = 20/40 = 1/2 hrs 
2nd time average 
distance = 20 km 
speed = 60 km/h 
time taken by the car is  = 20/60 = 1/3 hrs 

total time taken = t1+t2 = 1/2 +1/3 = 5/6 hrs 

Average speed of the car is = (20+20)/(5/6) 
= 48 km/h >===========================< ANSWER

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sabrina765: thank u
sviji73pb38gd: Can also be done using the formula 2XY/X+Y. x=40y=60, 2*40*60/40+60=4800/100. Ans 48
sabrina765: nice
Answered by smrutipragnya
4
Average speed=speed1+speed2
case-1
speed=40km/h
Distance=20km
Time=20km÷40km/h=1/2h
case-2
speed=60km/h
Distance=20km
Time=20km÷60km/h=1/3h
Total distance travelled=20km+20km=40km
Total time taken=1/2h+1/3h=5/6h
Average speed= 40km÷5/6h=48km/h

sabrina765: thank u
smrutipragnya: But , sorry this answer is wrong.The actual answer is 48km/h.It was a great mistake
sabrina765: okay
smrutipragnya: I don't think my answer is brainiest.
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