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a man gose to the market away by 3km his time taken is 30 minute what is his speed​

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Answered by sonisiddharth751
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\large\bf\underline\red{Question ➡} \\  \\  \tt \: a \: man \: goes \: to \: the \: market \: away \: by \:  \\  \tt \: 3 \ km \: his \: time \: taken \: is \: 30 \:  \\  \tt \: minute \: what \: is \: his \: speed \:  ? \\  \\  \\ \large\bf\underline\red{we \: have ➡} \\  \\   \blue\star \:  \:  \tt \: distance \: covered \: by \: the \: man \: 3 \: km \:  \\  \\   \blue\star \tt \: the \: time \: taken \: by \: man \: to \:  \\  \tt \: cover \: 3 \: km \:  = 30 \: minutes \:  \\  \\    \large\bf\underline\red{to \: find \:  ➡}  \\  \\  \bf ➥ \: speed \: of \: the \: man \: to \: cover \:   \\ \bf \:  3 \: km \:  \bf in \: 30 \: minutes \:  \\  \\  \\ \large\bf\underline\red{formula \: used\:  ➡} \\  \\ \mathcal{{\fbox{\fbox{\green{ Speed = distance/time }}}}} \\  \\  \\ \large\bf\underline\red{solution\:  ➡}  \\  \\  \bf \underline{we \: have :} \\  \\  \tt \: distance \:  = 3 \: km \:  \\ \tt time \:  = 30 \: minutes \:  =  \frac{1}{2} hrs \\  \\  \rm \underline{put \: these \: values \: in \: the \: above \:} \\ \rm \underline{  formula \: we \: get : } \\   \\ \\  \sf \: speed =  \frac{distance}{time}  \\  \\ ➣ \sf \: speed \:  =  \frac{3}{ \frac{1}{2} } \:  km/h \\  \\➣  \sf \: speed \:  =  \frac{3 \times 2}{1}  \\  \\➣ \sf \: speed \:  = 6 \:  km/h \\  \\  \\  \sf \: there fore \: the \: speed \: of \:  man \: to \: cover \\  \sf \: 3 \: km \: in \: 30 \: min \: is \:\small{\boxed{\mathfrak\red{\fcolorbox{magenta}{aqua}{6 \: km/h}}}} \\  \\  \\\large\bf\underline\red{additional \: formula \: :  ➡}   \\  \\ ➣  \: \sf \: speed \:  =  \frac{distance}{time}  \\  \\ ➣ \:  \sf \: distance \:  = speed \:  \times time \\  \\ ➣ \:  \sf \: time \:  =  \frac{distance}{speed}  \\  \\  \\\sf\underline\red{know \: more \: about \: speed \: :  ➡}  \\  \\ ➛ \:  \sf \: the \: S.I \: unit \: of \: speed \:  =m/s \\  ➛ \:  \sf \: speed \: is \:a \:  scalar \: quantity \:  \\ ➛ \:  \sf \: speed \: is \: depends \: upon \: time. \\ ➛ \:  \sf \: if \: any \: object \: takes \: more \:  \bf \: time \:  \sf \: to \\   \sf \: cover \: a \: distance \: then \:  \bf \: speed \:  \sf \: will \: \\  \sf \:  be \:  \bf \: less \:  \sf \: and \: when \:  \bf \: time \:  \sf \: taken \: by \: the \:  \\  \sf \: object \: is \:  \bf \: less \:  \sf \: then \:  \bf \: speed \:  \sf \: will \:  \bf \: more \: .

Answered by kulkarninishant346
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Average velocity is total displacement upon total time. But his initial and final position are same, so his displacement is zero.

Hence his average velocity is zero.

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