Math, asked by vijayasatishshetty, 10 months ago

A person starts from his home and reaches his school, which is 120 m away in 1 minute. He
immediately tums back and walks towards his home at a speed of 1 m/s. If his average speedlĺ is
expressed as nx10 m/minute, calculate n.​

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Answered by pratibhadevidubey
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Answer:

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Answered by smortbutnotsmort
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Answer:

n=8

Step-by-step explanation: distance from home to school=120

distance from school to home=120

total distance walked=240

Time required to reach school= 1 min

speed while walking back= 1m/s

time required to reach home= dist/speed = 120m/ 1m/s= 120m x s/m= 120s (meter in numerator nd meter in denominator cancel each other out)

120s=2 mins

average speed= total dist/total time = 120m +120m/1min +2 min=240m/3min=80m/minute

so nx10 m/minute=80m/minute= 8x10m/minute

therefore n=8

hope you understand

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