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An aeroplane flies along the sides of an equilateral triangle with speed of 300 km/hr, 200 km/hr, 240 km/hr. the average speed of the plane while flying around the triangle is

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Answered by KhushbooBhaskar
107
Average speed =  \frac{Total distance covered}{Time taken}
Let side of equilateral triangle = a km
Total distance covered = (a + a +a)km = 3a km
Time taken = sum of time taken by each side
                   = ( \frac{a}{300} + \frac{a}{200} + \frac{a}{240} ) hr
                   =  \frac{4a+6a+5a}{1200} hr
                   =  \frac{15a}{1200} hr
                   = \frac{a}{80} hr
Hence, average speed =  \frac{3a}{a/80}
                                     = 240 km/hr

Answered by avvarusaikumar
24

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

speed =distance/time

distance =3a

total time=t1+t2+t3=a/300+a/200+a/240=15a/1200=a/80

Avg speed=total distance/total time=3a*80/a=240km/hr

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