Physics, asked by pandithsurya, 10 months ago

if a car covers 2/5th of the total distance with v1 speed and 3/5th distance with v2 then avg speed is?​

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Answered by keya4543
3

Let the distance to be covered = 5 units.

Fraction of the journey covered at v speed= 2/5.

Distance covered at v speed = 2 units

Time taken to cover 2 units at v = 2/v units of time

Fraction of journey covered at v' speed= 3/5

Distance covered at v’speed= 3 units.

Time taken to cover 3 units at v'= 3/v’ units of time.

Total time taken to cover 5 units of journey= (2/v)+(3/v')= (2v’ + 3 v)/vv'

Average speed = total distance covered ÷ total time taken = 5 ÷ ( 2v’ + 3 v)/vv'= 5 v v'/ (2v’ + 3v)

Answered by gdavignesh
1

Answer:

Average speed is = ( 5 v1 v2 ) / ( 3v1+2v2)

Explanation:

we know the formula for average speed = total distance travelled / total time taken

=> let the total distance travelled be = 2s/5 +3s/5 = s

average speed = s / [ t1 + t2 ]

we know that time = distance / speed

time t1 = 2s/5v1  and time t2 = 3s/5v2

=> average speed = s / [ 2s/5v1 + 3s/5v2 ]

by calculating average speed = ( 5 v1 v2 ) / ( 3v1+2v2)

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