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A car travelled at an average speed of 90 km/h for 2 hours. It then travelled at an average speed of 100 km/h for another half an hour. What was the total distance covered in 2½ hours ?​

Answers

Answered by suhani246868
0

Answer:

Let the each half of the running time be t.

During first half time, speed of car is 80 km/h

Distance covered d

1

=80t km

During second half time, speed of car is 40 km/h

Distance covered d

2

=40t km

Total distance covered d=d

1

+d

2

=80t+40t=120t

Total time taken T=2t

Average speed v

avg

=

T

d

=

2t

120t

=60 km/hr

Answered by cubmazing
0

Answer:

475 km

Step-by-step explanation:

The Speed is added

100+90=190

the time is added

2+1/2=2.50

Distance=v * t

d=190*2.50

d=475 km

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