Physics, asked by palakagarwal926, 11 months ago

A car starts at 36 km/hr towards east in 10 min. it itunes towards north and travels at a rate of 18km/hr for next 10 min . what is it's average speed and velocity ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

Given :-

▪️Car travel for 10 min in East direction with the speed of 36 km / hr

▪️Car travel for 10 in North direction with the speed of 18 km / hr

Now :-

Distance covered in East direction :-

 = 36 \times \dfrac{ 10}{60}

 = 36 \times \dfrac{1}{6}

 = 6 \: km

Distance covered in North direction :-

 = 18 \times \dfrac{10}{60}

 = 18 \times \dfrac{ 1}{6}

 = 3 \: km

Average speed :-

 \dfrac{ Total \: Distance}{Total\: Time}

 = \dfrac{6 + 3}{\frac{20}{60}}

 =\dfrac{9}{\frac{1}{3}}

 = 27 \: km/hr

Now let us consider this picture :-

 \begin{picture}(20,30)\put(60,30){\vector(1,0){180}}\put(240,30){\vector(0,1){90}}\put(60,30){\vector(2,1){180}}\put(150,95){$R$}\put(245,70){$N$}\put(120,20){$E$}\end{picture}

Here

▪️N = Distance covered in North.

▪️E = Distance covered in East

▪️R = Displacement from Intial to final point

From Pythagorean theorem

R² = E² + N²

 \implies (R)^2 = (6)^2 + (3)^2

 \implies (R)^2 = 36 + 9

 \implies (R)^2 = 45

 \implies R = \sqrt{45}

\implies R = 3\sqrt{5}

Now average Velocity

 = \dfrac{Total\: Displacement}{Total\: Time}

 = \dfrac{ 3\sqrt{5}}{\frac{20}{60}}

 = \dfrac{3\sqrt{5}}{\frac{1}{3}}

 = 9\sqrt{5}\:km/hr


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