Physics, asked by souravsinha877, 7 months ago

A train takes 5 hour to reach station B from station A and then 6 hour to return to station A from station B.

The distance between the two stations is 300 km. Find (i) the average speed, (ii) the average velocity of the

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Answered by Anonymous
48

Given :

  • A train takes 5 hour to reach station B from station A and then 6 hour to return to station A from station B. The distance between the two stations is 300 km

To find :

  • (i) the average speed

  • (ii) the average velocity of the

Solution :

I) Average speed = Total distance/total time

Average speed = 300+300/5+6

= 600/11

= 54.54 km/hr

Average speed is the 54.54 km/hr

II) Average velocity = displacement/time

through it's comes back to its original position it do not have displacements

then ,

Average velocity is 0

Some other Formulas :

  • Speed = d/t

  • F = m. a

  • a (bar) = v - v_0/t = Δv/Δt

  • w = F x d

  • P = W/Δt

  • V = 1R

  • PE = mgh

  • p = mv
Answered by mahashrikannan2466
25

Answer:

If your Question was this;

A train takes 2 h to reach station B from station A, and then 3 h to return from station B to station A. The distance between the two stations is 200 km. Find : (i) the average speed, (ii) the average velocity of the train.

Then your answer is;

Total distance   D=200+200=400 km

Average speed    ∣ V  avg  ∣=  Total distance/ Total time  

∴ ∣ V  avg  ∣= 400 /2+3 =80 km/h

Displacement   S=0

Average velocity  V  avg  = Total displacement /Total time

​∴ V  avg  =  0 km/h

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