Physics, asked by shreyaanand11, 9 months ago

A truck travels with a speed of 40 km / h for
30 min then with a speed of 30 km/ h for 1 hour .
calculate total distance travelled and average
speed of the truck.​

Answers

Answered by rajivrtp
10

Answer:

50km, 33int1/3 km/h

Explanation:

distance covered in 30 minutes by speed 40km/h

= 40×1/2= 20km

distance covered in 1 hour by speed 30 km/h

= 30 km

total distance covered= 20+30=50 km

average speed= total distance/ total time

= 50/( 1+1/2)= 50×2/3= 100/3 km / h

= 33 integer 1/3 km/hour

Answered by GulabLachman
0

Given: A truck travels with a speed of 40 km/h for 30 minutes and then with a speed of 30 km/h for 1 hour.

To find: Total distance travelled and average speed of the truck

Solution: Speed of the truck for the first 30 minutes=40 km/h

Time= 30 minutes

= 30/60 hour ( 1 minute= 1/60 hour)

= 0.5 hour

Distance travelled at this speed

= Speed × Time

= 40 × 0.5

= 20 km

Speed of the bus for next 1 hour= 30 km/h

Time= 1 hour

Distance travelled at this speed

= Speed × Time

= 30 × 1

= 30 km

Therefore, total distance travelled

= 20 km + 30 km

= 50 km

Average speed is equal to the total distance travelled by the body by total time taken.

Here, total distance travelled= 50 km

Total time taken = 0.5+1 = 1.5 hours

Therefore, average speed

= Total distance/Total time

= 50/1.5

= 100/3 km/h

Therefore, the total distance travelled is 50 km and average speed of the truck is 100/3 km/h.

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