Physics, asked by vineetapatel1973, 5 months ago

car travelling from A to B at the speed of 40 km per hour and returns with a speed of 60 km per hour calculate the average speed and velocity​

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Answered by BrainlyIAS
25

A ------> 40 km/h ------> B

B ------> 60 km/h ------> A

Let total distance b/w A and B be " x "

Average Speed :

\bigstar\ \; \sf Average\ Speed=\dfrac{Total\ Distance}{Total\ TIme}

:\implies \sf A_{Speed}=\dfrac{x+x}{t_{A\to B}+t_{B\to A}}

  • Time = Distance / Speed

:\implies \sf A_{Speed}=\dfrac{2x}{\frac{x}{40}+\frac{x}{60}}

:\implies \sf A_{Speed}=\dfrac{2x}{\frac{3x+2x}{120}}

:\implies \sf A_{Speed}=\dfrac{240x}{5x}

:\implies \sf \pink{A_{Speed}=48\ km/h}\ \; \bigstar

Average Velocity :

\bigstar\ \; \sf Average\ velocity=\dfrac{Displacement}{Total\ Time}

Here , body comes to initial position

( A -> B & B -> A ) .

So , Displacement is zero .

:\implies \sf A_{Velocity}=\dfrac{0}{Total\ Time}

:\implies \sf \green{A_{Velocity}=0\ m/s}\ \; \bigstar

Answered by nehu215
27

\huge\bold{<strong><u>answEr</u></strong>}

velocity=0m/s

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