Physics, asked by SpraxGamer, 17 days ago

A girl walks to her school ar a distance of 1
km with a speed of 2 kmp) and comes back
with a speed of 3 kmph. The average speed

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given: A girl walks to her school ar a distance of 1 km with a speed of 2 kmph & comes back with a speed of 3 kmph.

Need to find: Average speed of the girl.

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¤ To calculate average speed we need find out total distance and total time, So let's find them.

\dag \:  {\red{\pmb{\frak{Total \:  distance  : }}}}\\

Let point X be girls home and let point Y be girl's school.

\begin{gathered} : \implies\sf D_{(Total\:distance)}= XY + YX \\\\\\ : \implies \sf D_{(Total\:distance)} = 1 km + 1 km \\\\\\ : \implies \sf D = 2 \ km \end{gathered}

Total distance = 2 km.

\dag \:  {\red{\pmb{\frak{Total \: time  : }}}}\\

\begin{gathered}  \dag  \: {\pmb{ \sf{ Time= \dfrac{Distance}{Speed}}}} \end{gathered}

\begin{gathered} : \implies\sf T_{1}= \dfrac{1}{2}\\\\\\: \implies \pmb{\sf 1.5 hr }\\\\\\: \implies\sf T_{2}= \dfrac{1}{3}\\\\\\: \implies\pmb{  \sf{0.33 hr}}\end{gathered}

Total time is 1.5 + 1.33 i.e 0.83 hr.

\dag \:  {\red{\pmb{\frak{Average\: speed : }}}}\\

\begin{gathered}  \dag   \: \: {\pmb{ \sf{ V avg= \dfrac{Distance}{Time}}}} \end{gathered}

\begin{gathered} : \implies\sf V avg = \dfrac{1}{0.83} \\\\\\ : \implies \sf V avg = \dfrac{2}{0.83} \\\\\\ : \implies  \pmb{\sf \red{ V avg = 2.41 km^{-1}}} \end{gathered}

\therefore \sf Average  \: speed \:  of  \: the \:  girl \:  is \:  \pmb{\sf{2.41 km^{-1} }}, Respectively.

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