Physics, asked by rosemary53, 11 months ago

A train travels a distance of 60km with a uniform speed of 60km/h. It travels another 50 km with a speed of 80km per hour
Calculate the average speed of the train​


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Answers

Answered by soapmactavish52
45

Total distance = (60+50)km = 110km

Total time = 60/60h + 50/80h

=13/8h

Average Speed

=67.69(approx.)

Answered by Anonymous
69

Solution:

It is given that a train travels a distance of 60km with a uniform speed of 60km/h. It travels another 50 km with a speed of 80km per hour.

Find the time taken by train in both condition:

Case I :

  • Time = Distance ÷ Speed
  • Time = 60 ÷ 60 hr
  • Time = 1 hr

Case II :

  • Time = Distance ÷ Speed
  • Time = 50 ÷ 80
  • Time = ⅝ hr

Find the average speed of the train:

Average Speed = Total Distance ÷ Total Time

∵Average Speed = ∆D/∆T

  • Average Speed = (60 + 50) km /( 1 + ⅝) hr
  • Average Speed = 110 ÷ 13/8
  • Average Speed = 110 × 8 / 13
  • Average Speed = 67.7km/hr

Therefore, Required Average Speed of the train is 67.7 km/hr.


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