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A person travelling on a straight line moves with a uniform velocity v1 for distance x and with uniform velocity v2 for a distance 2x. Find the average velocity ​

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Answered by umadevisasikumar6131
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Answer:

3v1v2/(2v1+v2)

Explanation:

velocity =distance /time taken

avg velocity =total distance/total time taken

total distance=x+2x=3x

total time = x/v1+2x/v2

avg velocity =3x/(x/v1+2x/v2)

=3x/(xv2+2xv1/v1v2)

=3xv1v2/x(2v1+v2)

=3v1v2/(2v1+v2)

Answered by kherac557
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Answer:

Answer:

3v1v2/(2v1+v2)

Explanation:

velocity =distance /time taken

avg velocity =total distance/total time taken

total distance=x+2x=3x

total time = x/v1+2x/v2

avg velocity =3x/(x/v1+2x/v2)

=3x/(xv2+2xv1/v1v2)

=3xv1v2/x(2v1+v2)

=3v1v2/(2v1+v2)

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