Physics, asked by WaniMinham, 18 days ago

A car travels a distance of 60km with a speed of 20km/hr and returns with a speed of 10km/hr. Calculate average speed.

Answers

Answered by kiwi1789
27

Answer:

Time taken while going = 60/20 =3 hrs

Time taken while returning = 60/10=6 hrs

Therefore,

Average speed =

 \frac{60 + 60}{6 + 3}  =  \frac{120}{9}  =  \frac{40}{3}  = 13.33 \: kmph

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Answered by Anonymous
277

Answer:

Given that

  • Distance of 60km with a speed of 20km/hr.
  • Returning speed is 10km/hr.

To find

  • Average speed ?

Solution

Speed of the car = 20km/h

»» Distance covered = 60km

Time taken = Distance/Speed

=> 60/20

=> 3 hours

Speed of car while returning = 10km/h

»» Distance covered = 60km

Time taken = Distance/Speed

=> 60/10

=> 6 hours

Total distance covered by Car

=> 60 + 60

=> 120 km

Total Time taken by the car

=> 3h + 6h

=> 9 hours

Average speed = (Total distance / Total Time taken)

=> 120km / 9 hours

=> 120/9

=> 13 km/h

Therefore, Average speed covered by the Car is 13km/h.

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