a motorcyclists drives a to b with a speed of 30km per hour and returns back with a speed of 20km per hour. find its average speed
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According to the question, the motorcyclist drives from A to B
let us consider the distance covered as
' X ' , the person will cover the sane distance when he returns back.
therefore the total distance covered by him is equals to
X + X = 2X
it is given that speed is equals to 30km / hr
implies, time = X / 30 ----( 1 )
similarly while returning back the time taken is
T = X / 20 ------( 2 )
we know that,
Average speed =
total distance / total time taken
therefore
average speed = 2X / ( x/30 + x/20)
average speed = ( 2 * 600 )X / 50x
therefore,
average speed = 24 km / hr.
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According to the question, the motorcyclist drives from A to B
let us consider the distance covered as
' X ' , the person will cover the sane distance when he returns back.
therefore the total distance covered by him is equals to
X + X = 2X
it is given that speed is equals to 30km / hr
implies, time = X / 30 ----( 1 )
similarly while returning back the time taken is
T = X / 20 ------( 2 )
we know that,
Average speed =
total distance / total time taken
therefore
average speed = 2X / ( x/30 + x/20)
average speed = ( 2 * 600 )X / 50x
therefore,
average speed = 24 km / hr.
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Hope it is useful...!!
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