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A car travels 30 Km every half an hour from the starting till reaching its destination in a straight line . The car is in​

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Answered by tunkanunka
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Answer:

Let us assume that the car has to travel a total distance of 2x km

We know Distance = speed × time

Time = distance/speed

If a car travels the first half of a distance with a speed of 30km/h

Distance = first half distance means 2x/2 = x km

Speed= 30 km/hour

Time taken in travel first half of the distance = x km/30 km per hr. = x/30 hrs.

The car cover the remaining half distance with a speed of 50km/h.

Distance = x km.

Speed = 50 km/hour

Tine taken to cover second half of the distance = x km/50 km per hr = x/50 hours

Total time taken by car to cover 2x km distance = x/30 + x/50 = 80x/1500 hrs.

Average speed of car = Total distance/total time

Average speed of car = 2x km /80x/1500 hour

2x × 1500/80x

= 3000x/80x

= 3000/80

Average speed of car = 37.5 km/hour

Answer the average speed of the car was 37.5 km / hour.

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