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an object moves from a to b with a speed of 20 m/s and return from b to a with a speed of 40 m/s the average velocity of the object for whole journey is

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Answered by punamarora276
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Given:

An object moves from A to B with a speed of 20 m/s and returns from B to A with a speed of 40 m/s.

To find:

The average velocity of the object for whole journey?

Calculation:

Average Velocity is defined as the ratio of total displacement and total time to cover that specific displacement.

\sf \: avg. \: v = \dfrac{total \: displacement}{total \: time}avg.v=

totaltime

totaldisplacement

Now, since the object returns back to its starting position, the displacement is zero.

\sf \implies \: avg. \: v = \dfrac{0}{total \: time}⟹avg.v=

totaltime

0

\sf \implies \: avg. \: v = 0⟹avg.v=0

So, average velocity of the object is zero.

Answered by queenaa07
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Explanation:

Let the body goes from A to B in t

1sec and comes back from B to A in t

2sec. and let the distance between A and B be s.

∴t1

=20s

and t2

=30s

Total distance traveled =s+s=2s

Total time taken =t1

+t2

= 20s+30s

= 605s

∴ Average velocity =

t 1

+t2

2s

Putting the values, we get average speed = 24m/s

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