Math, asked by Raghupro, 4 months ago

A car travels the first 19 km of its journey at
an average speed of 57 km/h and the remaining
55 km at an average speed of 110 km/h. Find the
average speed of the car for its entire journey,

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Answered by Mukesh2009
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What is the average speed of car for it's entire journey if it travels the first 19km of it's journey at an average speed of 57km/h and remaining 55km at an average speed of 110km/h?

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At 57km/h, to drive 19km takes 19/57 = 1/3 hour (or 20 minutes).

At 110km/h, to drive 55km takes 55/110 = 1/2 hour (or 30 minutes).

Since it takes 5/6 hour (or 50 minutes) to drive the 19+55 = 74 km,

the average speed is: 74 / (5/6) = 74 * (6/5) = 88.8 km /h.

Alternatively: 74 km / 50 minutes = 1.48 km/minute

= 1.48 km/minute * 60 minutes/ 1 hour = 1.48 * 60 km/h = 88.8 km /h

= 1.48 km/minute * 1 minute / 60 seconds = 24.6666… m/s

~= 55 mph

Answered by itzHitman
6

Step-by-step explanation:

☞At 57km/h, to drive 19km takes 19/57 = 1/3 hour (or 20 minutes).

☞At 110km/h, to drive 55km takes 55/110 = 1/2 hour (or 30 minutes).

☞Since it takes 5/6 hour (or 50 minutes) to drive the 19+55 = 74 km,

the average speed is: 74 / (5/6) = 74 * (6/5) = 88.8 km /h.

☞Alternatively: 74 km / 50 minutes = 1.48 km/minute

= 1.48 km/minute * 60 minutes/ 1 hour = 1.48 * 60 km/h = 88.8 km /h

= 1.48 km/minute * 1 minute / 60 seconds = 24.6666… m/s

~= 55 mph

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