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A train has a speed of 60km/h. For the first one hour and 40km/h for the next half hour. Its average speed in km/h

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Answered by priyarksynergy
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Given:

Speed = 60km/h

First four = 40km/h

Explanation:

train has a speed of 60km/h for the first one hour,

                     t₁ =1hr, v₁=60km/hr

Distance covered by the train, d₁ =v₁t₁

                         d₁ = 60×1 km

For the next half hour, train has speed 40km/hr

                    v₂ =40km/hr, t₂  =0.5hr

                               d₂ = v₂t₂

                   ​d₂ =40×0.5=20km

                Total distance, d= d₁ + d₂

                    d=60+20=80km

              Total time, t = t₁  + t₂

                 t=1hr+0.5hr=1.5hr

Average speed, v(avg) = d/t

v(avg) = 80km/1.5hr

=53.33km/h

Answer = 53.33k/h

Answered by VineetaGara
1

Given,

The speed of a train for the first one hour = 60 km/hr

The speed of a train for the next half hour = 40 km/hr

To find,

The average speed of the train in km/hr.

Solution,

We can simply solve this mathematical problem using the following process:

Mathematically,

Speed = distance covered/time taken

=> distance covered = speed × time taken

{Equation-1}

Now, for the first one hour,

speed of the train = 60 km/hr

So, the total distance covered in the first one hour

= speed × time taken

(according to equation-1)

= 60 km/hr × 1 hr = 60 Km

Now, for the next half hour,

speed of the train = 40 km/hr

So, the total distance covered in the next half hour

= speed × time taken

(according to equation-1)

= 40 km/hr × 1/2 hr = 20 Km

Now, for the entire 1.5 hrs journey,

total distance covered

= total distance covered in the first one hour + total distance covered in the next half hour

= 60 Km + 20 Km

= 80 Km

So, the average speed of the train

= total distance covered/total time taken

= 80 Km/1.5 hrs

= 53.3 Km/hr

Hence, the average speed of the train is equal to 53.3 Km/hr.

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