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A car travels A to B in 10 seconds with a speed of 54 km per hour and returns in 5 second. Find the average,speed and velocity for the whole journey?Full solutions and Explanation.

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Answered by juhisingh7543287
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av . speed = total distance/total time here in first case car travel A to B in 10sec with the speed of 54 km/hr (54×5/18 = 15 m/sec) , distance between A to B is S= v×t , S = 15× 10 means S is 150 m and then it returns back to its original position A in 5 sec then av.speed = 150+150/10+5 , av.speed= 300/15, av.speed = 20m/sec , av. velocity= total displacement/total time but the car travel A to B and then B to A means total displacement is zero so av. velocity is zero

Answered by himanshisahu0620
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Averag speed

= total distance/total time

Converting km/h to m/s by just multiplying 5/18

As 1km/h = 1×1000m/(60*60)s

=5/18 m/s

Distance from A to B = vt

= 54kmph × 10s

= 54×5/18 (m/s) × 10

= 150m

Average speed = 150 ×2/(10+5)

= 20m/s

=20× 18/5

= 72km/h

Average velocity =

total displacement/time

As the initial and final position is same the total displacement =0

Average velocity =0

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