Physics, asked by salmanbhat811, 4 months ago

car covers two fifths of a 150-km road with a velocity of 60 km/h east and then continues to cover
the rest towards the east in another hour. Find its average speed and average velocity (in km/h).

Answers

Answered by sharvarikadam55
1

Answer:

Letx consider, x= total distance covered by the car,

Time taken to complete the half distance with velocity v=40km/h,

t

1

=

2×40

x

=

80

x

hr. . . . .(1)

The time taken to complete another half distance with velocity u=60km/h

t

2

=

2×60

x

=

120

x

hr

The total time taken, t=t

1

+t

2

t=

80

x

+

120

x

=

48

x

hr

The average speed of the car,

v

avg

=

x/48

x

=48km/h

The correct option is B.

Answered by ExᴏᴛɪᴄExᴘʟᴏʀᴇƦ
26

Given

  • A car covers ⅖th of its journey with a velocity of 60 km/h
  • Total Distance = 150 km

To Find

  • Average Speed & Average Velocity

Solution

☯ We know that Average Velocity is the same as Average speed in this case as it is given a road we assume it to be the shortest distance as well. But this is not applicable for all cases

Distance covered in case 1

➞ Distance = ⅖ × 150

➞ Distance = 2 × 30

➞ Distance = 60 km

Time taken in Case 1

➞ Speed = Distance/Time

➞ 60 = 60/Time

➞ Time = 60/60

➞ Time = 1 hour

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According to the Question :

  • Time in case 2 = 1 hour

➞ Total Time = 1 + 1

➞ Total Time = 2 hours

Therefore,

  • Avg Speed = Total Distance/Total Time
  • Avg Speed = 150/2
  • Avg Speed = 75 km/h
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