Physics, asked by NishanthSriramReddy, 8 months ago

abdul,while driving to school ,computes the speed for his trip to be 20 kmh-1 .on his return trip along the same route there is less traffic and speed is 30kmh-1.what is the average speed for abdul's overall trip?

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Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN:-

  • Initial Speed of trip = 20km/h

  • Final Speed of trip = 30km/h

TO FIND :-

  • Average Speed for overall trip.

FORMULAE USED :-

  • {\boxed{\rm{Average\:Speed = \dfrac{Total\: Distance\:Covered} {Time\:Taken}}}}.

How To solve

  • We will take Distance as x the use the Formulae for Finding the Time.

  • After Finding the time We will Use the Formulae written above.

Now,

Let the Distance Covered be x

\rm{Time\:Taken\:while\:going\:School =\dfrac{Distance}{Speed}}

\rm{Time\:Take\:while\:going\:School =\dfrac{x}{20}}

\rm{Time\:Taken\:while\: returning\:home = \dfrac{x}{30}}.

Therefore,

\implies\rm{Total\: Distance\: travelled = x + x}

\implies\rm{Total\: Distance\: travelled = 2x}

\implies\rm{Total\:Time\:Taken =\dfrac{x}{20} + \dfrac{x}{30}}

Now, Using the formulae.

\implies\rm{Average\:Speed = \dfrac{Total\: Distance\:Covered} {Time\:Taken}}

\implies\rm{Average\:Speed = \dfrac{2x}{\dfrac{x}{20} +\dfrac{x}{30}}}

  • Taking LCM of 20 and 30 as 60

\implies\rm{Average\:Speed = \dfrac{2x} {\dfrac{3x+2x}{60}}}

\implies\rm{\dfrac{2\times{60}}{5}}

\implies\rm{\dfrac{120}{5}}

\implies\rm{24km/h^{-1}}.

Hence, The Average speed is 24km/h^-1

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