Math, asked by Anonymous, 4 months ago

for particular car, assume that in the range of 50-90 kilometre per hour the fuel consumption will be directly proportional to the speed of the car. If the car consumes 5 litre of fuel per hour when travelling at 50 kilometre per hour. What will the total quantity of fuel consumed if the car travels at 60 kilometre per hour for 45 minutes followed by 75 kilometre per hour for 30 minutes.​

Answers

Answered by arjun6355m
1

Answer:

your question directley notice that fuel consumption is 10 percent of speed

Step-by-step explanation:

1 st question ans is 4.5 lt

2 nd questions answered is 3.75 lt

Answered by amitnrw
3

Given :  in the range of 50-90 kilometre per hour the fuel consumption will be directly proportional to the speed of the car.

car consumes 5 litre of fuel per hour when travelling at 50 kilometre per hour

To Find : total quantity of fuel consumed if the car travels at 60 kilometre per hour for 45 minutes followed by 75 kilometre per hour for 30 minutes.​

Solution:

in the range of 50-90 kilometre per hour the fuel consumption will be directly proportional to the speed of the car

f  ∝  s

=> f  =  ks

car consumes 5 litre of fuel per hour when travelling at 50 kilometre per hour.

=> 5 = k (50)

=> k = 0.1

=> f = 0.1s

fuel consumed if the car travels at 60 kilometre per hour for 45 minutes

f = 0.1 (60) ( 45/60)    =  4.5  litre

fuel consumed  car travels 75 kilometre per hour for 30 minutes.​

f = 0.1 (75)(30/60) =  3.75 litre

Total Fuel consumed = 4.5 + 3.75  =  8.25 Litre

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