Physics, asked by Parth123kumar, 10 months ago

A TRAIN TAKE 2 HRS TO REACH FROM STATION A TO STATION B WHICH IS AT A DISTANCE OF 200 KM FROM STATION A . IT TAKES 3 HRS TO RETURN JOURNEY . WHAT IS THE AVERAGE SPEED AND AVERAGE VELOCITY OF THE TRAIN

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Answered by Anonymous
1

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☺✌Total distance D=200+200=400 km

Average speed ∣V

avg

∣=

Total time

Total distance

∴ ∣V

avg

∣=

2+3

400

=80 km/h

Displacement S=0

Average velocity V

avg

=

Total time

Total displacement

∴ V

avg

=

2+3

0

=0 km/h✌☺

Answered by Madalasa22
1

Explanation:

Average speed = total distance/total time

(It includes both the went and the return of the train)

Average speed = 200+200/2+3

Speed =400/5

Speed= 80m.

Velocity \= displacement /time.

( though it comes back to it's original position it do not have distance between them)

= 0

Velocity =0.

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