Physics, asked by sukhpal6, 7 months ago

Car travels with a constant speed of 30 km per hour for 15 minutes. and then quickly speed up to 50 km/h to be maintained for 30 minutes. Then its average speed in km/h would be:​

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Answered by hariteijedu
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Answer:

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Explanation:

speed 1 = 30km/hr             ------1

speed 2 = 50km/hr            ------2  

time 1 = 15 mins                  -------1

time 2 =30 mins                 -------2

now first we convert mins to hr

time 1 = 15 mins =0.25hr

and time 2 = 30 mins = 0.5 hr

now we calculate the distance i.e

speed1 = distance1 / time1  ------3

speed 2 = distance 2 / time 2    -------4

therefore  distance in the 3rd and 4th cases will be 7.5km and 25 km respectively

now we calculate the average speed which is

average speed = total distance travelled / total time taken

therefore, total distance =7.5 km +25km=32.5km

and total time = 0.25+0.5=0.75hr

average speed = 32.5/0.75 = 43.3333km/hr

Answered by 88fake88
0

Answer: 43.33 km/hr

Explanation:

v1=30

v2=50

t1=15min=0.25 hr

t2=30min=0.5hr

d1=v1*t1=30*0.25=7.5km              

d2=v2*t2=50*0.5=25km

total distance = 7.5+25=32km

total time = 0.75 hr

avg speed = total distance/total time = 32/0.75

                                                              =43.334 km/hr

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