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A car travels successive one-third of its journey along a straight line with uniform speeds of u, v and w respectively. Calculate the average speed of the train.

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Answered by royatreya07
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Answer:

Explanation: Speed(s)=distance(d)/time(t)

Let us assume the total distance travelled to be 3x.

So the car travels x distance with each speed.

Since, s=d/t,

t=d/s

So the total time taken would be

T=x/40 + x/50 + x/60

Total distance, D=3x

Avg speed = D/T = 3x/( x/40 + x/50 + x/60 )

Cancel x from numerator and denominator and solve for average speed

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let distance to be covered is 1800.

then time taken for first 1/3 is T  

1

​  

=  

10

600

​  

=60sec

time taken for second 1/3 is T  

1

​  

=  

20

600

​  

=30sec

time taken for third 1/3 is T  

1

​  

=  

60

600

​  

=10sec

total time taken is 100 sec.

av velocity is  

100

1800

​  

=18km/s

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Answered by shaijusoman77
0

Speed(s)=distance(d)/time(t)

Let us assume the total distance travelled to be 3x.

So the car travels x distance with each speed.

Since, s=d/t,

t=d/s

So the total time taken would be

T=x/40 + x/50 + x/60

Total distance, D=3x

Avg speed = D/T = 3x/( x/40 + x/50 + x/60 )

Cancel x from numerator and denominator and solve for average speed.

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