Physics, asked by aayushh73, 10 months ago

a person Travels along a straight road for half the distance with a velocity and the remaining half distance with another velocity what is the average velocity​

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Answered by roysharanjeet
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Let Let T be the time taken by the person to cover complete distance.

Case I:

let x1 be the half distance covered.

speed=v1

time taken to cover the  first  half of the journey :

t1=distance/speed

=(x/2)/v1

Case II

let x2 be the half distance covered.

speed=v2

time taken to cover the  second half of the journey :

t2=distance/speed

=(x/2)/v2

Total time=T=t1+t2

=x/(2v1)+x/(2v2)

T=x/2[1/v1+1/v2]

=x[v1+v2]/2v1v2

Average Velocity= Displacement/ total time

=x/x[v1+v2]/2v1v2

=2v1v2/(v1+v2)

∴Average velocity is given by 2v1v2/(v1+v2)

Answered by fija11
1

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