a car travels half of the distance with constant velocity 40 kilometre per hour and another of a half with a constant velocity of 60 km per hour along a straight line the average velocity of the car is
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let x be distance
then...x/2 be half distance
now time t1 taken by the car with a velocity 40 km/hr =x/80 hr ..(t=d×s)
now time t2 taken by the car with a velocity 60 km/hr =x/120 hr
avg velocity=total time /total distance
=(x/2+x/2)/ (x/80+x/120)
=(x) / (3x+2x)/240
=x×240/5x
=48km/hr is answer..
I hope its help you...
then...x/2 be half distance
now time t1 taken by the car with a velocity 40 km/hr =x/80 hr ..(t=d×s)
now time t2 taken by the car with a velocity 60 km/hr =x/120 hr
avg velocity=total time /total distance
=(x/2+x/2)/ (x/80+x/120)
=(x) / (3x+2x)/240
=x×240/5x
=48km/hr is answer..
I hope its help you...
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