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A train covers first 10 km with speed 2km/h and next 20 km with speed 5km/h. Calculate average speed and average velocity of the train.

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Answered by devanshu1234321
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QUESTION:-

A train covers first 10 km with speed 2km/h and next 20 km with speed 5km/h. Calculate average speed and average velocity of the train.

EXPLANATION:-

\bold{we\:know\:that\:v_a_v_g=\frac{total\:distance}{total\:time}}

So here total distance is=10 km +20 km \bold{t_1}=\bold{\frac{10}{2}}

So total distance =30 km

And here time is not given ,so we have to calculate the time using the formula:-

\bold{time=\frac{distance}{speed}} \:or\: \bold{t=\frac{d}{s}}

So here we have to calculate 2 times as two distance and two speed of the train is given.

Let's say Time taken to cover first distance be=\bold{t_1}

and time taken to cover 2nd distance be=\bold{t_2}

So let's calculate both the times:-\bold{t_1}=\bold{\frac{10}{2}}

\bold{t_1}=\bold{5\:hours}

Similarly \bold{t_2}=\bold{\frac{20}{5}}

\bold{t_2}=\bold{4\:hours}

Total time=5+4=9 hours

Now we know the total distance and total time ,let's apply it in formulae

\bold{v_a_v_g=\frac{30}{9}}

\bold{v_a_v_g}=\bold{3.333}

So the average speed is 3.333 km/hr

\rule{300}{1.5}

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