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a car travels in linear direction with an average speed of 40km/hr between points A-B and with an average speed of 60km/hr between B-C. if the linear distance between AB is half of BC calculate the average speed of the car for its entire journey

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car travels in linear direction with an average speed of 40km/hr between points A-B and with an average speed of 60km/hr between B-C. if the linear distance between AB is half of BC calculate the average speed of the car for its entire journey

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