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arjun complete distance of 1000 km in 4 hours between pune to goa. he returned at the speed of 3 km/hr.
avg. speed of yatra?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Correct Question :

Arjun Complete travels a distance of 1000 km with speed 4 km/hr and returns with speed of 3 km/hr. Find Average Speed of Total Journey.

AnswEr :

Time Taken with Speed 4 km/hr :

\longrightarrow\tt Distance = Speed \times Time\\\\\\\longrightarrow\tt 1000 = 4 \times Time\\\\\\\longrightarrow\tt Time = \dfrac{1000}{4}\\\\\\\longrightarrow\tt Time = 250

Time Taken with Speed 3 km/hr :

\longrightarrow\tt Distance = Speed \times Time\\\\\\\longrightarrow\tt 1000 = 3 \times Time\\\\\\\longrightarrow\tt Time = \dfrac{1000}{3}

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A V E R A G E S P E E D :

:\implies\tt Average\:Speed = \dfrac{Total\: Distance}{Total\:Time}\\\\\\:\implies\tt Average\:Speed = \dfrac{1000+1000}{250+\dfrac{1000}{3}}\\\\\\:\implies\tt Average\:Speed = \dfrac{2000}{ \dfrac{750 + 1000}{3} }\\\\\\:\implies\tt Average\:Speed =  \dfrac{2000 \times 3}{1750}\\\\\\:\implies\tt Average\:Speed =  \frac{6000}{1750}\\\\\\:\implies \boxed{\tt Average\:Speed = 3.43 \:km/hr}

\therefore\:\underline{\textsf{Average Speed of Total Journey is \textbf{3.43 Km/hr}}}

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S H O R T C U T T R I C K :

When Distance of Journey from Both side is Same then, Average Speed is :

:\implies\sf Average\: Speed = \dfrac{2 \times Speed_1 \times Speed_2}{Speed_1 + Speed_2}\\\\\\:\implies\sf Average\: Speed =\dfrac{2 \times 4 \times 3}{4 + 3} \\\\\\:\implies\sf Average\: Speed =\dfrac{24}{7} \\\\\\:\implies \boxed{\sf Average\: Speed =3.43 \:km/hr}

\therefore\:\underline{\textsf{Average Speed of Total Journey is \textbf{3.43 Km/hr}}}

Answered by EliteSoul
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Answer:

{\boxed{\bold\red{Average\:speed=b)3.43\:km/h }}}

Step-by-step explanation:

Correct question:-

Arjun completes a distance of 1000 km in 4 hours between pune to goa. He returned at a speed of 3 km/h.Average speed of Arjun?

We know that,

\bullet {\boxed{\bold\green{Speed=\dfrac{Distance}{Time} }}}

\bullet {\boxed{\bold\green{Average\:speed=\dfrac{Total\:distance}{Total\:time} }}}

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\tt Total\:distance = (1000+1000)\:km

\tt Total\:distance = 2000 \:km

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\tt Total\:time = Time\:at\:4\:km/h + Time\:at\:3\:km)h

\tt Total\:time = \dfrac{Distance_1}{Speed_1} +\dfrac{Distance_1}{Speed_2}

\tt Total\:time =\dfrac{1000}{4} + \dfrac{1000}{3}

\tt Total\:time = (250 + 333.33)\:h

\tt Total\:time = 583.33\:h

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\tt Average\:speed = \dfrac{Total\:distance}{Total\:time}

\tt Average\:speed =\dfrac{2000\:km}{583.33\:h}

{\boxed{\tt\red{Average\:speed = 3.43\:km/h}}}

\therefore\bold{\underline{Average\:speed\:of\:Arjun=3.43\:km/h}}

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