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A train covers the first 30 km of its journey in 20 m, next 50 km in another 20 m and the last 20 km in 10 m. Average speed of the train will be​

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Answered by krrishkumar99
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Explanation:

\sf \red {\underline{\underline{Given:-}}}

Given:−

A train covers the first 30 km of its journey in 20 minutes.

The next 50 km in another 20 minutes,

The last 20 km in 10 minutes.

\sf \blue{\underline{\underline{To\:Find:-}}}

ToFind:−

The average speed of the train.

\sf \green {\underline{\underline{Solution:-}}}

Solution:−

\boxed{\sf \purple{Average \: \: speed \: = \frac{Total \: \: distance \: }{Total \: \: time} }}

Averagespeed=

Totaltime

Totaldistance

\sf{ \:Total \: distance \: = 30km + 50km + 20km}Totaldistance=30km+50km+20km

\sf{ = 100km}=100km

\sf total \: \: time \: = 20min \: + 20min + 10mintotaltime=20min+20min+10min

\sf = 50 minutes=50minutes

\sf Average \: speed = \dfrac{100}{50}Averagespeed=

50

100

\sf = 2=2

\boxed{ \sf \pink{Average \: speed \: = 2m/s}}

Averagespeed=2m/s

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