Science, asked by pallavisumer, 3 months ago

A car travels a uniform speed of 30 km/h for 30 minutes and
then at uniform speed of 60 km/h for next 30 minutes. Calculate the average speed of the car.​

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Answered by sr0660041
5

Answer:

Solution. For the first 30 km travelled, speed = 60 km/h. = 0.5 h-1 or 30 min. = 0.75 h-1 or 45 min.

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Answered by ItzFadedGuy
25

\sf\underline\orange{Given:-}

\tt{\implies S_1 = 30km/h}

\tt{\implies T_1 = 30\:minutes}

\tt{\implies S_2 = 60km/h}

\tt{\implies T_2 = 30\:minutes}

\sf\underline\orange{To\:find:-}

\tt{\implies Average\:Speed}

\sf\underline\orange{Formulae\:applied:-}

\tt{\implies Total\:Distance = S_1 \times T_1 + S_2 \times T_2}

\tt{\implies Total\:Time = T_1 + T_2}

\tt{\implies Average\:Speed = \dfrac{Total\:Distance}{Total\:Time}}

\sf\underline\orange{Finding\:Total\:distance:-}

\tt{\implies Total\:Distance = S_1 \times T_1 + S_2 \times T_2}

\tt{\implies Total\:Distance = 30 \times 30 + 60 \times 30}

\tt{\implies Total\:Distance = 900 + 1800}

\tt{\implies Total\:Distance = 2700km}

\sf\underline\orange{Finding\:Total\:time:-}

\tt{\implies Total\:Time = T_1 + T_2}

\tt{\implies Total\:Time = 30+30}

\tt{\implies Total\:Time = 60\:minutes}

\sf\underline\orange{Converting\:Time\:from\:minutes\:to\:hour:-}

\tt{\implies Total\:Time = \dfrac{60}{60}hour}

\tt{\implies Total\:Time = 1\:hour}

\sf\underline\orange{Finding\:average\:speed:-}

\tt{\implies Average\:Speed = \dfrac{Total\:Distance}{Total\:Time}}

\tt{\implies Average\:Speed = \dfrac{2700}{1}}

\tt{\implies Average\:Speed = 2,700\:km/h}

\sf\underline\orange{Conclusion:-}

\tt{\implies Average\:Speed = 2,700\:km/h}

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