Physics, asked by shubham27125225, 1 year ago

A truck travels north at a constant speed on a straight North-South
covering a distance of 25 km in 30 minutes. The driver realizes that
he forget to pick up a package, and turns the truck around, and
heads straight back to the original place. It took him 20 minutes on
the return trip. Find the displacement, average speed and average
velocity for the entire trip.​

Answers

Answered by raghavagarwal64
16

The driver first moves from North to South and than again to North so it's displacement will be zero.

The average speed=total distance/total time

=the driver travel from North to South and again back to North so it's total distance will be 25+25=50km

=total time =20+30=50mim

average speed=50/50

average speed=1km/minutes

average velocity=displacement/time

average velocity=displacement is zero we have seen above

time is 50minutes

average velocity=0/50

average velocity=0

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Answered by Ksoma9010
2

The average velocity for the entire trip is 0.

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